Uses of Class
org.jdesktop.application.AbstractBean
Packages that use AbstractBean
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Uses of AbstractBean in examples
Subclasses of AbstractBean in examplesModifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass@Actionbasics.classInitializing@Actionproperties from resources.classTheenabledProperty@Actionannotation parameter.classAn@Actionthat executes a backgroundTask.classThis is a very simple example of a reusable@Actionsclass.classA "Hello World" application.classA "Hello World" application with a standard resource bundle.classA demo of the@Actionblock options for background task.classThis is a very simple example of a SingleFrameApplication that loads and saves a single text document.classDemonstrate the use of an ExitListener.classA simple demonstration of theLocalStorageclass: loads and saves aLinkedHashMap(aHashMapwhose entries have a stable order).classDemonstrates creating a Task that runs periodically.classA simple demonstration of the@Action(selectedProperty)annotation parameter.classAn example that demonstrates the default support for saving and restoring GUI session state.classA trivial (Hello World) example of SingleFrameApplication.classclassA SingleFrameApplication example with an exitListener.classA simple demo of the @Action annotation.classA demo of the Task class.classA demo that shows the use of SingleFrameApplication secondary windows. -
Uses of AbstractBean in org.jdesktop.application
Subclasses of AbstractBean in org.jdesktop.applicationModifier and TypeClassDescriptionclassThe application'sActionManagerprovides read-only cached access toActionMapsthat contain one entry for each method marked with the@Actionannotation in a class.classThe base class for Swing applications.classA singleton that manages shared objects, like actions, resources, and tasks, forApplications.classclassAccess to per application, per user, local file storage.classThe application'sResourceManagerprovides read-only cached access to resources inResourceBundlesvia theResourceMapclass.classAn application base class for simple GUIs with one primary JFrame.static classSpecifies to what extent input to the Application's GUI should be blocked while this Task is being executed and provides a pair of methods,blockandunblockthat do the work of blocking the GUI.classThis class is intended to serve as the model for GUI components, like status bars, that display the state of an application's background tasks.classclassA View encapsulates a top-level Application GUI component, like a JFrame or an Applet, and its main GUI elements: a menu bar, tool bar, component, and a status bar.