Policy Enforcement Pattern

Yu Zhou; Qian Zhao; Mark Perry

Policy Enforcement Pattern

Yu Zhou, Qian Zhao, Mark Perry

School of Law

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Rapid development within organisations and their environments requires quick response and changes to law, business rules and other policy driven activities. Object-oriented systems, with their increasing dependence on component reuse, require an architecture that emphasises flexibility and run-time adaptability. In this paper, we abstract a highlevel policy enforcement pattern that can satisfy the major requirements of such systems. The prerequisite of flexibility is addressed by using scripted policy rules. The need for adaptability is addressed by using a policy repository and plug-in modules of policy elements.

Original language	English
Pages	1-14
Publication status	Published - 2002
Event	PLoP 2002: 9th Conference on Pattern Language of Programs - Robert Allerton Park and Conference Center, Monticello, United States of America Duration: 8 Sept 2002 → 12 Sept 2002

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Conference	PLoP 2002: 9th Conference on Pattern Language of Programs
City	Monticello, United States of America
Period	8/09/02 → 12/09/02

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