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In addition, if you want to do more complex design time customization of the bean, possibly involving many properties, you can implement java.beans.Customizer. You may present a panel for the user to change many properties or run other methods of the bean class.
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In the custom property editor, you must implement methods isPaintable, paintValue, supportsCustomEditor, getCustomEditor, and getJavaInitializationString.
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The first methods allow you to present a GUI interface for changing the properties. The last method returns Java code that can be used to initialize the property value.
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For example, a GUI color property editor would return something of the form "new Color(127, 0, 255)".
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