java.beans

Interface Customizer

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  • public interface Customizer
    A customizer class provides a complete custom GUI for customizing a target Java Bean.

    Each customizer should inherit from the java.awt.Component class so it can be instantiated inside an AWT dialog or panel.

    Each customizer should have a null constructor.

    • Method Detail

      • setObject

        void setObject(Object bean)
        Set the object to be customized. This method should be called only once, before the Customizer has been added to any parent AWT container.
        Parameters:
        bean - The object to be customized.

      • addPropertyChangeListener

        void addPropertyChangeListener(PropertyChangeListener listener)
        Register a listener for the PropertyChange event. The customizer should fire a PropertyChange event whenever it changes the target bean in a way that might require the displayed properties to be refreshed.
        Parameters:
        listener - An object to be invoked when a PropertyChange event is fired.

      • removePropertyChangeListener

        void removePropertyChangeListener(PropertyChangeListener listener)
        Remove a listener for the PropertyChange event.
        Parameters:
        listener - The PropertyChange listener to be removed.

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