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Intro Javabeans
Javabeans Dev Kit
Installing Bean Kit
Dev Kit Components
Beanbox Test Container
Beanbox Design Time.
Beanbox Runtime
Bean Dev Kit Conclusion

JAR Files
Archive Jar Files
Javabeans Manifest File
Working with jar
Packaging jar Beans
testing-packaged-beans
jar Module Summary

Bean Internals
JavaBeans Structure
Bean Method Encapsulation
Javabean Communication
Bean Property State
JavaBean Types
Bean Accessor Methods
Getter Setter Methods
Defining Accessor Methods
Bean indexed Properties
indexed Property Accessor
bound Property Notification
Bound Properties Operation
BoundProperty Registration Methods
Javabeans Constrained Properties
Constrained Properties Functionality
Create JavaBean Properties
Using Javabean Properties
Javabean Structure Conclusion

JavaBeans Introspection
Peering Inside Javabean
Introspection Services
Introspection Design Patterns
Design Pattern Types
Property Design Patterns
Boolean Property Design
Simple Property Patterns
Indexed Property Patterns
Multicast Event Patterns
Unicast Event Design Patterns
Providing Javabean Information
Building Basic Javabean
Javabean Structure
Event Communication

Testing the FancyButton Bean

Objective: Test the FancyButton Bean in the BeanBox.
To test the FancyButton Bean in the BeanBox, perform the following steps:

Copy the FancyButton Bean JAR file to the jars directory beneath the main Bdk directory.
Launch the BeanBox by executing the run.bat file located in the beanbox directory beneath the main Bdk directory.
Click on the FancyButton Bean in the ToolBox window.
Move the crosshair cursor to the BeanBox window.
Click in the BeanBox window to insert the FancyButton Bean.
Click on the FancyButton Bean to test it in design time mode.

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