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...ought in again in the previous design. The reason for this is that all the communication between ''Dealer'' and ''Player'' is going through hand. At the end of a ga ...so added two more classes: ''Table'' and ''Box''. I will have to provide a diagram at some stage but a ''Box'' is basically where a player plays his hand. If

...work by multiple players. So therefore we had to establish a server-client communication. Whereas the server is supposed to control the game pace. It also should as ...s. So we started out with the Server-Client Communication. After the basic communication was achieved we started implementing the tetris game itself with its graphi

...:Visitor.JPG|frame|centre|'''Figure 1: A [[UML 2.1]] [[Class diagram|class diagram]] describing the Visitor structure''']] ==Communication==

...ce diagram that describes the interactions of all the objects in the class diagram --[[User:Tureiti Keith|TK]] 12:29, 30 July 2008 (UTC) Hmmm... thought a communication diagram would say more. Next mission is to list the pros / cons of the Visitor patt

== UML Diagram == ...rategyExampleTax.gif|frame|centre|'''Figure 2: A UML [[Class diagram|class diagram]] applying the strategy pattern to the Tax calculation example''']]

'''ConcreteMediator:''' Knows and maintains its Colleagues. Implements communication behaviour between Colleague objects by routing requests to and from the app ...lass diagram from the Gang of Four book with the corresponding interaction diagram:

[[Image:MVCDiagram.png|none|frame|Diagram from lecture 27/7/09]] [[Image:Mvc-mediator.png|none|frame|Diagram from lecture 27/7/09]]

...sed by the view seems wrong to me. Surely the controller should handle all communication between the model and the view by observing both of them. Shouldn't the con For comparison, here's the MVC diagram that Apple use in their Cocoa tutorial: --[[User:Stephen Fitchett|Stephen F

...oject with a command line interface and so I do not feel the addition of a diagram would provide anything interested to this design project. For clients - suc [[Image:Commander3.jpg|centre|frame|Figure 2: Commander Project Class Diagram]]

...its ''MainHandle'' property. The syntax "+ MainHandle { get; }" on the UML diagram represents a .NET property, equivalent to a [[Getters_and_setters|getter me ...ain limits (if they are specified). The syntax "double?" used in the above diagram mean a nullable double, so that null can be passed in instead of specifying

secure communication. # Secure - Components and communication of software should be secure and unable to modify