Last updated 2004-06-28 by Roedy
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Java definitions: 0-9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
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In the comments are hidden many useful hints. Studying the example code in the
BeanBox is more helpful than reading the JavaBean spec. For example, study the
MoleculeEditor to provide a list of allowable choices fora String property. For
more complex PropertyEditors based on implementing the java.beans.PropertyEditor
interface or extending the PropertyEditorSupport class
The key thing to understand is that there is no glue between the JavaBean and
the BeanInfo class other than the naming convention.
If your Bean is called Jim then the corresponding BeanInfo
class has to be called JimBeanInfo and has to be
stored in the same directory. There is glue in the other direction, via the bean's
BeanClass passed to the various PropertyDescriptor
constructors in the BeanInfo code. Normally
JavaBeans and their corresponding BeanInfo classes are bundled up together with
other beans and dependent classes in a jar file.
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