Provides coverage of JavaBean features: Bean architecture; conventions; JAR files; persistence; serialization; customization; the BDK; and the Bean box. The text also includes troubleshooting and problem-solving tips. The CD contains the Java Development Kit 1.1 and code and examples from the book.
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Mastering JavaBeans is a comprehensive guide to the ins and outs of developing with JavaBeans. The book provides an excellent short introduction to the history of computing, including a detailed chronology so the reader can see where Java and JavaBeans fit in.
The rest of the book concerns itself with the fundamentals of JavaBeans, including chapters on properties, events, serialization, introspection, and reflection. The more advanced topics covered here are Bean customizers and custom graphical user interface (GUI) property editors. Generally, the source code is excellent and clearly presented.
The author completes this book by offering his own set of toolkits (libraries) with many of the routines used in the samples. The author offers additional routines for such common programming tasks as strings, numerical processing, and debugging.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Quick, Effective explanations/demonstrations of JavaBeans,
By bvasquez@wpi.edu (worcester,MA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Mastering Javabeans (Paperback)
This book is great. It helps with accelerated learning of key javabean concepts with just the right amount of code that will help to assist you in understanding key concepts, but not take forever to decipher. Ohh, did I mention the code WORKS. This is key and why a book company that I was a longtime supporter of let me down BIG TIME. This javabeans stuff has become fun. It's just a pitty that it had to be the 3rd java beans book I bought. Please don't make the same mistake and buy THIS BOOK FIRST and get to reading and coding. A good reference on the side won't hurt also: e.g., Java in a Nutshell.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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A technical, task oriented and all encompassing book,
This review is from: Mastering Javabeans (Paperback)
I have developed components with Delphi before, and work with Java now. This book brought out the elements of Beans and their usage so effectively, I could get down to create some Beans quickly.He has covered most elements of Bean development from a programmer's perspective, which is what Beans developers need. If you are going to make beans, go ahead and pick this one as your first book.
1 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Looking to build some beans????,
This review is from: Mastering Javabeans (Paperback)
If you are looking to build some java beans, This book is for you. Mastering javabeans wil show you have to use the new awt 1.1 event model, jars and alot more.
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