This project demonstrates the Command Design Pattern in Java. The Command Pattern encapsulates a request as an object, allowing you to parameterize clients with queues, requests, and operations, and supports undoable operations.
src/commanddp – Source code for the Command Pattern implementation.
build/classes/commanddp – Compiled class files.
nbproject – NetBeans project configuration files.
build.xml – Build script for compiling and running the project.
manifest.mf – Manifest file for the project.
README.md – Project documentation.
Encapsulates requests as objects.
Supports decoupling between the sender and receiver of requests.
Enables implementing undo/redo operations and queues for requests.
Open the project in NetBeans or your preferred Java IDE.
Build the project using build.xml or IDE build options.
Run the main class (usually in src/commanddp) to see the Command Pattern in action.
Understanding the Command Design Pattern and its structure.
Decoupling request senders and receivers.
Applying design patterns to real-world scenarios like task execution.