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In the following sections you will learn how to implement and use the basic Bean attributes: properties, events, and persistence. You will also learn how to use the BeanBox's applet generating capability.
Now is a good time to read or review the JavaBeans API Specification. Chapter 7 describes properties, Chapter 6 describes events, and Chapter 5 describes persistence.
- Implementing Properties explains how to give your Beans properties: Bean appearance and behavior characteristics customizable at design time.
- Manipulating Events in the BeanBox describes the BeanBox's event capabilities. You'll need a sound understanding of the JDK 1.1 event mechanism going in.
- Implementing Persistence describes how to make your Beans, and their customized state, saveable and restoreable.
- Using the BeanBox to Generate Applets shows you how to easily generate applets from the BeanBox contents.
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