1. Recap Modules: dependency management, revisioning, information hiding
The agenda is pretty straightforward:
1. Introduce Swing Application Framework and do a demo of an application that uses it to learn the basics of this JSR.
2. Introduce Beans Binding and do a demo of an application that uses it to learn the basics of this JSR.
3. Create an application which uses both JSRs to show how they can be reused in real-world applications.
4. Conclusion – what do we gain from these JSRs.

2. Recap Modules: dependency management, revisioning, information hiding
Lookup: extension to ServiceLoader in JDK 6, for communicating between modules
Available prior to JDK 6
LookupListener
Lookup on TopComponent & Node
The agenda is pretty straightforward:
1. Introduce Swing Application Framework and do a demo of an application that uses it to learn the basics of this JSR.
2. Introduce Beans Binding and do a demo of an application that uses it to learn the basics of this JSR.
3. Create an application which uses both JSRs to show how they can be reused in real-world applications.
4. Conclusion – what do we gain from these JSRs.

3. Recap Window System: logical management of multiple views
The agenda is pretty straightforward:
1. Introduce Swing Application Framework and do a demo of an application that uses it to learn the basics of this JSR.
2. Introduce Beans Binding and do a demo of an application that uses it to learn the basics of this JSR.
3. Create an application which uses both JSRs to show how they can be reused in real-world applications.
4. Conclusion – what do we gain from these JSRs.

4. Recap Window System: logical management of multiple views TopComponent
Provides new window
Lifecycle & Persistence
Modes & Groups
The agenda is pretty straightforward:
1. Introduce Swing Application Framework and do a demo of an application that uses it to learn the basics of this JSR.
2. Introduce Beans Binding and do a demo of an application that uses it to learn the basics of this JSR.
3. Create an application which uses both JSRs to show how they can be reused in real-world applications.
4. Conclusion – what do we gain from these JSRs.

5. Recap Node Generic hierarchical model Display name, icons, actions
The agenda is pretty straightforward:
1. Introduce Swing Application Framework and do a demo of an application that uses it to learn the basics of this JSR.
2. Introduce Beans Binding and do a demo of an application that uses it to learn the basics of this JSR.
3. Create an application which uses both JSRs to show how they can be reused in real-world applications.
4. Conclusion – what do we gain from these JSRs.

6. Recap Node Generic hierarchical model Display name, icons, actions
Explorer View
Swing components for showing nodes
The agenda is pretty straightforward:
1. Introduce Swing Application Framework and do a demo of an application that uses it to learn the basics of this JSR.
2. Introduce Beans Binding and do a demo of an application that uses it to learn the basics of this JSR.
3. Create an application which uses both JSRs to show how they can be reused in real-world applications.
4. Conclusion – what do we gain from these JSRs.

7. Recap Node Generic hierarchical model Display name, icons, actions
Explorer View
Swing components for showing nodes
Explorer Manager
Controller between node and view
Handles synchronization
The agenda is pretty straightforward:
1. Introduce Swing Application Framework and do a demo of an application that uses it to learn the basics of this JSR.
2. Introduce Beans Binding and do a demo of an application that uses it to learn the basics of this JSR.
3. Create an application which uses both JSRs to show how they can be reused in real-world applications.
4. Conclusion – what do we gain from these JSRs.

8. Recap How is this different in Eclipse? Swing vs SWT
NetBeans modules vs OSGi
Matisse GUI Builder
The agenda is pretty straightforward:
1. Introduce Swing Application Framework and do a demo of an application that uses it to learn the basics of this JSR.
2. Introduce Beans Binding and do a demo of an application that uses it to learn the basics of this JSR.
3. Create an application which uses both JSRs to show how they can be reused in real-world applications.
4. Conclusion – what do we gain from these JSRs.