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Experiences using Design Patterns to Reorganize an Object-Oriented Application

Most current object-oriented design techniques and approaches focus on the new development of a software system, without regarding the reorganization of existing systems at all. But many people point out, that after the initial design and implementation of an object-oriented system, the system must often be reorganized in order to get a cleaner design which is easier to understand, modify and extend. This paper presents experiences in the reorganization process of a hypermedia application, in which the new design pattern approach [Gamm93] was extensively used.