Assembly javabean
Once you intend to define a bean, you can compile this class to verify that there is no obvious error in the code of the code. After that, you can use Beanbox to test. These steps are detailed in each section below:
· Create a bean
This section describes the basic steps for creating a simple JavaBean. You write a bean with simple properties, then compile it. You can experience a number of steps to create a JAR file for the bean so you can test it in Beanbox.
· Javabean and bag
To effectively put the associated bean and the class file that supports Bean, you can do this. How to teach you in Javabean in JavaBean.
· Add label to bean
This section will introduce some other experience techniques for the use of properties and JavaBean.
· Add an additional property for Beans
This section mainly introduces the type of more complex attributes added to the bean, which will demonstrate how to implement the Bound (Bind) and Constrained properties.
· Handling attribute
This section will demonstrate how to load the default attribute value in JavaBean.
· Handling events
JavaBean communicates through events and other beans, so it is important to understand how to process events. This section describes JavaBean's knowledge about event processing, including registration time listeners, assignments, and how to use events to control the behavior of Beans.
