CHAPTER 10 JAVA BEANS

componentized into families by technology type (TTL, CMOS, ECL,…). As long as we stay within a logic family, assembling a system is like programming in hardware. If we understand the function(s) to be provided and understand the functions provided by our components, designing and building a syste[r]

user know exactly which field the message is referring to.
Of particular interest is the tag's value attribute. What we see as the value for
this attribute is a value-binding expression . This means that this value is tied to a
property of one of the application's named beans. In the[r]

Scala is supported on all the three major Java IDEs: Eclipse-based (including all the different versions of Eclipse, Typesafe's own bundled version known as Scala IDE as well as more commercial IDEs such as SpringSourceSTS), IntelliJ IDEA, and NetBeans. This means that you can just keep wo[r]

Using beans inside a JSP
• jsp:useBean tag is used to instantiate a bean or locate an existing instance • variable name called id is used to refer to this instance
• the lifetime of the bean instance is specified by scope attribute Usage of JavaBean inside JSP

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Introduction
This chapter guides you through the Application Developer’s features designed to assist you in the creation of Web applications.
We will start off by introducing you to the sample application that will be used throughout this chapter, and in later chapters as well. W[r]

Chapter 17 - GUI components and events. This chapter is only a brief overview of Java’s Swing package and event handling classes. After studying this chapter, the reader should be able to get enough background to research on his or her own the remaining classes and methods from Java’s API docs.

Chapter 10 - Classes and Methods IV: Static methods and variables. In this chapter we will: introduce class variables and class methods, discuss overloading for class methods, introduce Java interfaces which specify object behavior, discuss the use of methods to modularize large programs, illustrate[r]

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Chapter 21, "The javax.servlet.http Package"
Chapter 21 covers the classes, interfaces, and exceptions of the javax.servlet.http package.
Source Code
You should also note that in several places you will see servlet code that was generated from a Java Server Page ([r]

Chapter 15 - Text processing and file Input/Output. In this chapter we will: describe the java.io package, introduce the Java StringBuffer class, show how files can be read and written, discuss how to handle file input and output exceptions, demonstrate how to perform console input and output.

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Chapter 26 - Heaps and priority queues. This chapter completes our tour of data structures. After you have mastered the material in this chapter, you will be able to: Learn about heaps, review the java.util.PriorityQueue class, learn about heapsort.

The IDE contains the following free-form project templates:
Ant
Apache Ant is a Java-based build tool used to standardize and automate build and run environments for development. The IDE's project system is built directly on top of Ant. All of the project commands, like Build Main Proj[r]

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Chapter 14 - Searching and sorting. This chapter is a survey of the basic searching and sorting algorithms including the four standard sorting algorithms. This chapter’s objectives are to: Learn about the three ways to compare objects in Java, learn the following algorithms.

Chapter 8 - Iterative statements: while, for, do–while. In this chapter, the learning objectives are: Understand the semantics and learn the Java syntax for while, for, and do-while loops; learn how to use nested loops.

discrete layout space. Beans makes no effort to provide a complex layout manager, choosing instead to implement the standard Java managers.
Builder Support
One other area in which you might want to invest significant design time is builder support. Builders are applications that[r]