3.5 Proxy Pattern

In this section

• Lazy Loading with Virtual Proxy in Java: A Practical Example
  Explore the Virtual Proxy pattern for lazy loading in Java, focusing on a practical example with high-resolution images. Learn how to implement and benefit from this design pattern.
• 3.5.2 Types of Proxies
  • Virtual Proxy: Optimizing Resource Management in Java Applications
    Explore the Virtual Proxy pattern in Java, a powerful design strategy for optimizing resource management by delaying object creation until necessary. Learn through code examples, best practices, and real-world applications.
  • Remote Proxy in Java: Bridging Distributed Systems
    Explore the Remote Proxy design pattern in Java, focusing on network communication abstraction, Java RMI, and web services. Learn about handling network connections, serialization, and security considerations.
  • Protection Proxy: Enhancing Security in Java Applications
    Explore the Protection Proxy pattern in Java, focusing on controlling access rights, implementing security checks, and ensuring robust application security.
• Proxy Pattern: Controlling Access to Objects in Java
  Explore the Proxy Pattern in Java, a structural design pattern that provides a surrogate or placeholder for another object to control access, enhance functionality, and manage complexity.
• Implementing Proxies in Java: A Comprehensive Guide to Structural Design Patterns
  Explore the implementation of proxies in Java, including static and dynamic proxies, using interfaces, and managing lifecycle and cross-cutting concerns.