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Looks like proxy pattern. We already have an example in the library. Also, please check https://github.com/iluwatar/java-design-patterns/wiki/01.-How-to-contribute |
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Title: Implement Dynamic Proxy Chain Pattern for Logging
Pull Request Description:
This pull request introduces the implementation of the Dynamic Proxy Chain Pattern for logging method invocations in a Java application. It addresses issue #1.
Main Changes:
1; Added ProxyHandler interface to define before and after method invocation behavior.
2; Created the DynamicProxyChain class to manage dynamic proxy chains and handle method invocations.
3; Added a static method in DynamicProxyChain for creating proxy instances.
4; Implemented a sample use case with a MyService class and a LoggingHandler for method call logging.
Additional Information:
1; This implementation serves as a basic example of the Dynamic Proxy Chain Pattern for logging. It can be extended and
customized to add more complex cross-cutting concerns.
2; Developers can use this pattern to separate concerns and improve code maintainability in various scenarios.
3; Please review and provide feedback on the code structure and usage.
4; Further enhancements and customizations can be made based on specific project requirements.