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JavaBeans and Use in ComponentWare

Given by Nancy McCracken, Geoffrey C. Fox, Wojtek Furmanski at Basic Information Track Computational Science Course CPS616 on March 25 1998. Foils prepared March 23 98

General Issues -- why Java Beans are important
An Example JavaBean
Detailed Technologies of JavaBeans
  • These include some generic JDK1.1 topics and some which are JavaBean
  • Properties -- setting and inspecting parameters
  • Object Serialization (JDK1.1) -- jar files, saving JavaBeans
  • Persistence -- Saved JavaBeans become object oriented database
  • Reflection (JDK1.1) -- find out class structure
  • BeanInfo -- general Bean Information
  • Custom Editors -- Bean Specific Editors
  • Event Model (JDK1.1) is same as for AWT
  • Linkage of Beans using event model
  • Distributed JavaBeans for web computing and information systems


Table of Contents for JavaBeans and Use in ComponentWare


001 JavaBeans  March 1998
002 Abstract of JavaBeanPresentation
003 Some Suggested JavaBean References
004 What are JavaBeans?
005 Component Programming with Java Beans
006 Parts of the JavaBean Brew
007 Using Java Beans
008 JavaBean Communication and Event Model
009 JavaBean Communication Model II
010 Our first example:  HelloBean!
011 The rest of the HelloBean example
012 Make it a JAR file
013 Test with the BeanBox
014 Using the Bean
015 What is a JAR file ?
016 Method design patterns for Properties
017 Indexed Properties
018 Hooking up Beans with events
019 Example Adapter File
020 Bound Properties
021 Using Bound Properties
022 Constrained Properties
023 Persistence and Serialization
024 Serializing Object Graphs
025 Serialization - I
026 Serialization Externalization II
027 Reflection and Introspection
028 The Reflection API
029 BeanInfo
030 BeanInfo Interface Methods
031 BeanInfo details
032 Property Editors and Customizers
033 JavaBean Mechanisms for Interoperating with Remote Objects
034 Linking CORBA with JavaBeans
035 Towards Enterprise JavaBeans
036 Towards Enterprise Java Beans
037 Picture of JavaBean and JDK1.1 AWT Event Model
038 ComponentWare Linkage Model
039 JavaBean and JDK1.1 AWT Event Model
040 Registration and Callback
041 Discussion of Event Linkage Model for Message Passing between 
    Modules
042 DataFlow in JavaBeans


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