The project is a Java application that demonstrates the implementation of the Observer and Publish-Subscribe (Pub/Sub) design patterns. Below is a description of the key components and their roles :
Observer
Interface: Defines theupdate
method that observers must implement.ConcreteObserver
Class: Implements theObserver
interface and provides a concrete implementation of theupdate
method.Subject
Abstract Class: Manages a list of observers using weak references to avoid memory leaks. It provides methods to attach, detach, and notify observers.ConcreteSubject
Class: Extends theSubject
class and includes state management. When the state changes, it notifies all attached observers.
Stocks
Class: Represents a stock data source that observers can attach to. It extends theSubject
class.StatuBar
Class: An observer that updates a status bar based on stock data.StatusListView
Class: An observer that updates a list view based on stock data.
MessageBroker
Class: Manages subscriptions and publishes messages to subscribers based on topics.Message
Class: Represents a message that can be published to subscribers.Publisher
Class: Represents a publisher that sends messages to the message broker.Subscriber
Class: Represents a subscriber that listens for messages on a specific topic.
UserService
Class: Publishes user registration events to the message broker.AnalyticsService
Class: Subscribes to user registration events and processes them.EmailService
Class: Subscribes to user registration events and sends emails.UserRegistrationMessage
Class: Represents a message containing user registration details.
Main
Class: Demonstrates the usage of both the Observer and Pub/Sub patterns. It creates instances of subjects and observers, attaches observers to subjects, and triggers state changes to show how observers are notified. It also sets up the message broker, subscribes services to a topic, and publishes events.
This project provides a clear example of how to implement and use the Observer and Pub/Sub design patterns in Java.