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Date (Year/Month/Date): 2009-06-01 Design Context Case Study 1 There is an electric socket that can be of any make and model, but can be used to connect to any electrical device that has a plug that fits into this socket. Can this be used to make a software system that has a connectivity standard to fit any functional component to another component? Is this kind of design/ functionality available/present and is there any design pattern that can be used/extended to be used to simulate this very idea of pushing connectivity standard/uniformity across various functionality using Java Technology. This is just an idea, can we have time to explore more on this, and evaluate many Frameworks and Utilities for finding out which one is closer to reality on this very thought.

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