Description:
The Acceptor-Connector design pattern decouples connection establishment from connection handling in networked systems. The pattern's main components are the Acceptor, Connector, and Handler. The Acceptor is responsible for listening for incoming connection requests and creating a new connection. The Connector actively initiates connections to a remote service. Once a connection is established, the Handler takes over to manage the communication between peers.
Implementing this pattern will improve the system’s scalability and flexibility by separating connection handling from business logic, allowing each component to be managed and extended independently.
Description: The Acceptor-Connector design pattern decouples connection establishment from connection handling in networked systems. The pattern's main components are the Acceptor, Connector, and Handler. The Acceptor is responsible for listening for incoming connection requests and creating a new connection. The Connector actively initiates connections to a remote service. Once a connection is established, the Handler takes over to manage the communication between peers.
Implementing this pattern will improve the system’s scalability and flexibility by separating connection handling from business logic, allowing each component to be managed and extended independently.
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