Patterns in two howm brewn applications 

For two courses we made a gui based aplication in Java. These are the crossing for concurrency (part of PRO3-2008) and the slotmachine, used in the module SEN1 for the assessment.

The task is to identify and describe the patterns used. In the description identify collaborating classes/objects and their role in the pattern.

Execution of the task.

• Get the sources at the websites: crossing and slotmachinegui
• Build the jar files and the api doc from the sources using netbeans.
• Study API and sources (maybe reverse engineer with Visual Paradigm) and find the patterns, participants and roles.
  The intention is to find the patterns used and to describe the roles of the classes that participate in the pattern instance. Classes in a design are quite often participant in more than one pattern. They typically have a different role in each of such patterns. For instance: A JPanel in Java is a Component in the Composite Pattern. LayoutManager is the Strategy abstract class in a Strategy  pattern, where the client class (the one to be layed out) would be the aforementioned JPanel.
• Hand in format: a report, in LaTex in your repository. The LaTeX skeleton of this project is already in your repository at https://www.fontysvenlo.org/svn/2009/mod2pat1/<groupnr>, so your should have a jumpstart.
  On check in, the LaTeX project is automatically build. You can find the product at the builders site builders/2009/mod2pat1<group number> This is not the repository.
  Hand in the resulting pdf document per MOD2 group in peerweb.

Deadline: see peerweb