DS wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am new to design pattern and need help to understand How to achieve on a
> conclusion which pattern is best suited for a Given Complex application.
>
> For example, consider a Payroll application in ASP.Net and a Inventory
> Management system Windows application.
>
> Which Pattern is best suited for above two examples and why?
>
> Please throw some light on this.
>

"Vadim Chekan" <vadim@nowhere.com> wrote in message =
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> DS wrote:
>> Hello,
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>> I am new to design pattern and need help to understand How to achieve =
on a=20
>> conclusion which pattern is best suited for a Given Complex =
application.
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>> For example, consider a Payroll application in ASP.Net and a =
Inventory=20
>> Management system Windows application.
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>> Which Pattern is best suited for above two examples and why?
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>> Please throw some light on this.
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> Unfortunately, only experience can help to decide which pattern to =
use.
> First of all, you should not start from pattern and try to use it. You =

> should start from the concrete problems that you are facing or=20
> anticipate to face and try to come up with a solution. If you=20
> experiences some similar problem in the past, and you utilize the=20
> approach, then it becomes a pattern. There are a catalogs of the most=20
> popular patterns and you may want to make yourself familiar with at=20
> least with GoF (google for "gof patterns") or buy a book:
> http://www.informit.com/store/product.aspx?isbn=3D0201633612&rl=3D1
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