Yes - of course :-)
The following examples are taken from the arc42 by Example Leanpub book.
From the Html-Sanity-Checker example architecture
- Implement HtmlSC mostly in the Groovy programming language and partially in Java with minimal external dependencies.
- Wrap this implementation into a Gradle plugin, so it can be used within automated builds. Details are given in the Gradle userguide.
- Apply the template-method-pattern
to enable:
- multiple checking algorithms. See the concept for checking algorithms,
- both HTML (file) and text (console) output. See the reporting-concept.
(Remark: Some hyperlinks in the paragraph above might not work, as they were only meant to be examples.)
From a Mass-Market CRM system
| Goal/Requirement | Architectural Approach | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Flexible Data Structure | Database structure + persistence code is completely (100%) generated from UML-model | Persistence concept, section 8.1 |
| Flexibility in Transmission Formats (CSV and fix-record-formats | Create domain-specific languages for CSV and fix-format import/export configurations. Build an ANTLR based parser for these languages plus the corresponding interpreters. | Custom Eclipse Editor, Section 8.2 |
| Flexibility (Configurable CSV/fix formats) | Implement customized editor for CSV/fix DSL as Eclipse plugin | Custom Eclipse Editor, Section 8.2 |
(Remark: Again - no links to details are given in last column of the table - in any real architecture documentation you should prefer hyperlinks to just naming the sections.)