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Refactoring History—MediaManager Core
This document records the refactorings applied during development.
Refactoring #1: Connection Pool Implementation
Date: 2025-11-13
Commits: 22476abb27d95e88ae0439d97ef97467b6a4f985
Problem Identified
- Database connections were created multiple times
- No centralized control
- Possible resource leaks
Technique Applied
- Pattern: Singleton Pattern
- Refactoring: Extract Class + Introduce Singleton
Solution
Created DatabaseManager class that:
- Maintains single instance (Singleton)
- Manages connection pool
- Provides centralized
getConnection()method
Result
- ✅ Single reusable connection
- ✅ Code centralized in one class
- ✅ Thread-safe
- ✅ Easier to test
Extracted Component
DatabaseManager - available in mediamanager-components
Refactoring #2: Thread Pool for IPC
Date: 2025-11-14
Commits: f1071dca03da33f7355a6927497509b5aedaa4a2
Problem Identified
- New thread created for each IPC client
- Doesn't scale well
- Thread creation overhead
Technique Applied
- Pattern: Thread Pool Pattern
- Refactoring: Replace Thread Creation with Thread Pool
Solution
Implemented ExecutorService with:
- Fixed thread pool
- Thread reuse
- Ordered shutdown
Result
- ✅ Better performance
- ✅ Controlled resource usage
- ✅ Scalability
Extracted Component
IPCServer - available in mediamanager-components
Refactoring #3: Graceful Shutdown
Date: 2025-11-13
Commits: 65e14930076db71a312feae373d6c5daee3c4d29,b7ff9d1e16c85bf986a770676827bee390f0d53c
Problem Identified
- Resources weren't released on exit
- Database connections remained open
- Thread pool didn't terminate correctly
Technique Applied
- Pattern: Shutdown Hook Pattern
- Refactoring: Introduce Shutdown Protocol
Solution
Implemented shutdown hooks that:
- Close database connections
- Terminate thread pools
- Release sockets
- In specific order with timeouts
Result
- ✅ Ordered cleanup
- ✅ No resource leaks
- ✅ Shutdown logging
- ✅ Timeout to prevent hanging
Extracted Component
Logic incorporated in DatabaseManager and IPCServer
Applied Principles
- DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself): Elimination of duplicated code
- SOLID: Especially Single Responsibility Principle
- Design Patterns: Singleton, Thread Pool, Shutdown Hook
- Clean Code: Clear names, small methods, well-defined responsibilities