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What constitute a bean property?

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- - 18 May 2005 13:10 GMT
If I have a custom swing component, which of the member variables should
I classify as bound properties so that i should firePropertyChange when
their value changes?
Christian Kaufhold - 18 May 2005 20:07 GMT
> If I have a custom swing component, which of the member variables should
> I classify as bound properties so that i should firePropertyChange when
> their value changes?

All of them?

Christian
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You should be more specific.

- - 19 May 2005 01:45 GMT
>>If I have a custom swing component, which of the member variables should
>>I classify as bound properties so that i should firePropertyChange when
>>their value changes?
>
> All of them?

I took a look at java's api and noticed that not all of them fires the
event.  Thus, I am sure only certain variables constitute a bean property.


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