Reverse Inheritance Features Applied in Coding Java Mobile Applications
Smaranda-Claudia Chirila, Monica Ruzsilla · 2006
Reverse inheritance is a kind of inheritance where the subclasses are created first and the superclass afterwards. Reverse inheritance can be used as a composing mechanism for classes in the context of mobile coding. Some features of reverse inheritance can be used to achieve systematic coding and restricted reusability. The foster class, which is the superclass of the reverse inheritance class relationship, can be used to encapsulate particularities related to a certain mobile vendor.