Abstract—Software design patterns provide a proven and comprehensive solution for a series of problems that designers confront with them. Web security becomes a critical issue in the online environments. Many techniques strive to achieve web applications to acceptable level of confidence. One of the useful behavioral design patterns is the chain-of-responsibilities pattern that includes several command objects in a series of processing objects. There is a set of logic in each processing object that can handle a command and transfer it to the next processing object. This series of processing objects is stable, and also, the position of each ring in the chain is unchangeable. In this paper, a dynamic chain of responsibilities design pattern that provides a new mechanism for enhance flexibility in security of web application would be presented.
Index Terms—Design pattern, chain of responsibility, web application, web security.
Mahdi Negahi Shirazi and Hossein Dolatabadi are with the Software Engineering and Software Architecture, Multimedia University of Malaysia, Malaysia, Cyberjaya.
Maryamsadat Hejazi is with the Computer Science in Software Engineering and Software Architecture from Multimedia University, Cyberjaya, Malaysia.
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Cite: Mahdi Negahi Shirazi, Maryamsadat Hejazi, and Hossein Dolatabadi, "Applied Dynamic Chain of Responsibility in Web Application Security,"
International Journal of Computer Theory and Engineering vol. 4, no. 6, pp. 917-920, 2012.
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