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<text style-id="group-description">Explore Object Teams development through code samples.</text>
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<text>This implementation of a simple stop watch demonstrates how the Model-View-Controller pattern can be applied in Object Teams.
The example gives a basic overview over these concepts:
(1) team and role classes,
(2) method bindings, and
(3) lifting a base object to its role.
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<text>A reusable implementation of the standard Observer pattern with two applications.
A fine point in this example is the temporary deactivation of a team to avoid the "jumping aspects" problem.</text></link>
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<text>This examples demonstrates, how a reusable collaboration for collecting bonus points
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It shows a typical decomposition into three parts:
(1) a core application,
(2) an abstract collaboration, and
(3) a connector which combines the other two modules.</text></link>
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<text>A comprehensive example showing different patterns of applying Object Teams.
It implements three components: a storage, reservation of items, and orders.
Also a GUI is provided which is cleanly separated into Model/View/Controller</text></link>
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<text>An example showing the use of guard predicates in Object Teams.
It implements a simple ATM that adds specific behaviour to specific groups of accounts:
(1) Foreign accounts are charged additional fees,
(2) The balance of foreign cannot be queried,
(3) Subscribed accounts receive a gratification for each crediting operation performed at the ATM.</text></link>
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<text>This implementation of a simple stop watch demonstrates how the Model-View-Controller pattern can be applied in Object Teams.
The example gives a basic overview over these concepts:
(1) team and role classes,
(2) method bindings, and
(3) lifting a base object to its role.</text></link>
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<text>A reusable implementation of the standard Observer pattern with two applications.
A fine point in this example is the temporary deactivation of a team to avoid the "jumping aspects" problem.</text></link>
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<text>This examples demonstrates, how a reusable collaboration for collecting bonus points
can be integrated into an existing application for flight booking.
It shows a typical decomposition into three parts:
(1) a core application,
(2) an abstract collaboration, and
(3) a connector which combines the other two modules.</text></link>
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<text>A comprehensive example showing different patterns of applying Object Teams.
It implements three components: a storage, reservation of items, and orders.</text></link>
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<text>An example showing the use of guard predicates in Object Teams.
It implements a simple ATM that adds specific behaviour to specific groups of accounts:
(1) Foreign accounts are charged additional fees,
(2) The balance of foreign cannot be queried,
(3) Subscribed accounts receive a gratification for each crediting operation performed at the ATM.</text></link>
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