By using set naming conventions for your methods, you can write a Java class that has its functionality defined by the method name. Development environments used by the application programmer who's using your class can then examine your class and provide context-sensitive menus, help, icons etc.
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Java Programming for the Web,
Learning to Program in Java
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Topics covered in this module
What are beans?.
A Java bean is not a class!.
Beanboxes.
Indexed, bound and constrained properties.
Auxiliary classes.
Sample Beans.
Tools.
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