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•	net.jbeans.lang.* (8)	•	net.jbeans.ui.* (8)	•	net.jbeans.util.* (10)

Package Samples:

• net.jbeans.ant.taskdef
• net.jbeans.bean
• net.jbeans.bean.factory
• net.jbeans.bean.property.editor
• net.jbeans.data.converter
• net.jbeans.data
• net.jbeans.io
• net.jbeans.lang
• net.jbeans.lang.loader
• net.jbeans.lang.reflect
• net.jbeans.ui.border
• net.jbeans.ui.label
• net.jbeans.ui
• net.jbeans.ui.window
• net.jbeans.util
• net.jbeans.util.debug
• net.jbeans.util.jar
• net.jbeans.util.text
• net.jbeans.bean.adapter
• net.jbeans.bean.model

Classes:

• StringTokenReader: The -string reader class allows an application to read tokens as well as single characters from a string. The tokenization method is the same one used by StringTokenizer . The StringTokenReader does not recognize identifiers, numbers, quoted strings and skip comments. Delimiters can be set at creation time as well as on a per-token basis. The StringTokenReader behaves in one of two ways (same as java.util.StringTokenizer), depending on whether it was created with the returnTokens flag having the value true or false : see more detail in java.util.StringTokenizer . The following is one example of ...
• StringReader: The -string reader class allows an application to read tokens as well as single characters from a string. The tokenization method is the same one used by StringTokenizer . The MtStringReader does not recognize identifiers, numbers, quoted strings and skip comments. Delimiters can be set at creation time as well as on a per-token basis. The MtStringReader behaves in one of two ways (same as java.util.StringTokenizer), depending on whether it was created with the returnTokens flag having the value true or false : see more detail in java.util.StringTokenizer . The following is one example of the use ...
• FactoryManager: The FactoryManager can be used to locate a factory class for any given class or class name. This factory class must support the net.jbeans.bean.factory.Factory interface for creating an instance of a given class. The FactoryManager uses three techniques for locating a factory for a given type. First, it provides a registerFactory method to allow a factory to be specifically registered for a given type. Second it tries to locate a suitable class by adding "Factory" to the full qualified classname of the given type (e.g. "foo.bah.FozFactory"). Finally it takes the simple classname (without the package ...
• ErrorListener: ErrorListener. import javax.swing.event.EventListenerList; transient private EventListenerList errorListeners; private void checkListeners() { if (this.errorListeners == null) { this.errorListeners = new EventListenerList(); } } public final void addErrorListener(ErrorListener l) { checkListeners(); this.errorListeners.add(ErrorListener.class, l); } public final void removeErrorListener(ErrorListener l) { checkListeners(); this.errorListeners.remove(ErrorListener.class, l); } Notify all listeners that have registered interest for notification on this event type. The event instance is lazily created ...
• MIMEHeader: An RFC 844 or MIME message header. Includes methods for parsing headers from incoming streams, fetching values, setting values, and printing headers. Key values of null are legal: they indicate lines in the header that don't have a valid key, but do have a value (this isn't legal according to the standard, but lines like this are everywhere).
• Factory: A Factory class provides a method to instantiate an object. Every factory must support a call on newInstance. Each factory should override the newInstance method to appropriately instantiate and initialize an instance of an object. Each Factroy should have a null constructor.
• IntegerEditor: A property editor for editing integers. This editor also supports enumerated type properties which are identified if the "enumerationValues" key returns a non-null value. Note: the init() method must be called before the set/get methods can be called.
• OrientedLabel: OrientedLabel is a display area for a short text string or an image, or both. A label does not react to input events. As a result, it cannot get the keyboard focus. You can specify the orientation of OrientedLabel object.
• ObjectEditor: A property editor which allows for the display and instantaition of arbitrary objects. To instantiate the object, type the package and the class in the text field and press Enter. The Class should be in the classpath.
• EnumEditor: A property editor for a swing enumerated type. Handles the case in which the PropertyDescriptor has a value for "enumerationValues". Note: the init() method must be called before the set/get methods can be called.
• UiUtil: UiUtil provides various swing related utilities. Many of constants (component sizes, colors, fonts) are obtained from "Java(TM) Look and Feel Design Guidelines, Sun Microsystems, Inc., Addison-Wesley, 1999"
• InputStreamProducer: An interface for producing an input stream on demand A null means that the resource is not (or no longer) available. So, a one-shot producer may provide a value the first time but not after that.
• DataFlow: A DataFlow object represents a connection between an output/this node to an input node. This class is an abstract class and the concrete classes are DynamicDataFlow and StaticDataFlow classes.
• AdapterManager: This class manages events adapters between event source beans and target methods on target beans. It does this for each adapter by generating java.lang.reflect.Proxy class.
• IONode: An IONode object represents a intput/output node of a JavaBean component. This is an abstract class and the concrete classes are InNode, OutNode and ThisNode classes.
• MulticastByteArrayOutputStream: MulticastByteArrayOutputStream can be used to notify whoever wants to listen any byte stream. This can use used to create a Java Console to capture standard out/err.
• BooleanEditor: An editor which represents a boolean value. This editor is implemented as a checkbox with the text of the check box reflecting the state of the checkbox.
• BeanInfoFinder: BeanInfoFinder returns a BeanInfo object of the specified class. Once a beaninfo is found, it is stored in a hashmap for faster retrieval.
• BeanNode: A BeanNode represents a JavaBeans component. The instance of this class can be used to model program consist of JavaBeans components.
• TiledMatteBorder: A class which is similar to the javax.swing.border.MatteBorder. This border, however, can alternate two tiled icons to create border.
• IndexedValueSetter: IndexedValueSetter defines methods which should be implementd by the class has "setValueAt(int index, Type value)" method.
• FileIO: routines for reading and writing files. Features include transparent use of compression and decompression, stdin/stdout.
• ThreadTask: Task object is an object to hold a method name and argument objects. This object is used(handled) by ThreadObjectImpl.
• ThisNode: A ThisNode object represents a reference to the JavaBean component, which holds this node. It can be used as "this".
• AdapterThreadTask: Task object is an object to hold a method name and argument objects. This object is used(handled) by AdapterHandler.

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