How is introspection used so that Beans expose themselves
This module continues with the study of Bean structure by examining introspection and how Beans expose information about
themselves.
You learn about the two different approaches to introspection supported by JavaBeans: automatically using design patterns or explicitly using a special class in the JavaBeans API.
The module culminates in the complete development of a basic Bean, which draws upon much of what you have learned throughout the entire course thus far.
You learn about the two different approaches to introspection supported by JavaBeans: automatically using design patterns or explicitly using a special class in the JavaBeans API.
The module culminates in the complete development of a basic Bean, which draws upon much of what you have learned throughout the entire course thus far.
Module learning objectives
After completing the module, you will have the knowledge and skills necessary to:
Next lesson- Apply property and event design patterns to support automatic introspection
- Explicitly provide Bean information in lieu of automatic introspection
- Build a basic Bean from scratch
In the next lesson, you learn how Beans expose their internal structure and functionality.
