1. Geertjan Wielenga http://blogs.sun.com/geertjan
This presentation introduces Swing Application Framework and Beans Binding JSRs. These are two new JSRs which greatly simplify desktop Java development.
We will also cover new GUI Building features in NetBeans 6 as a part of this presentation.
Geertjan Wielenga

2. Agenda Goals Generic Desktop Framework Infrastructural Plumbing
Collection of Libraries
Swing Extensions
NetBeans Platform Toolkit
Demo: Porting to NetBeans Platform
Resources
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. Goals Meet the NetBeans Platform Understand its problem domain
Get an overview of the main APIs
See a demo
Learn what to do next
We'll continue with the second part of this presentation - Beans Binding.

4. Agenda Goals Generic Desktop Framework Infrastructural Plumbing
Collection of Libraries
Swing Extensions
NetBeans Platform Toolkit
Demo: Porting to NetBeans Platform
Resources
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. NetBeans Platform 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. Nuance Voice-XML 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. Fiorano Studio 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. Nokia: Mobile Network 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.

9. Sketsa SVG Editor 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.

10. VisualVM 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.

11. AIOTrade 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.

12. NetBeans IDE 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.

13. JCae-CAD 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.

14. MC4J JMX Console 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.

15. JFugue Music Notepad 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.

16. StudioSL: Oil Flow 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.

17. Agenda Goals Generic Desktop Framework Infrastructural Plumbing
Collection of Libraries
Swing Extensions
NetBeans Platform Toolkit
Demo: Porting to NetBeans Platform
Resources
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.

18. Maybe this is your code:
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

19. Maybe this is you:
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

20. This should be you... domain expert knowledge
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.
domain expert knowledge

21. Application “Plumbing”
Windowing/docking system
Archictecture
Lifecycle management
Persistence
Data management
Consistent look & feel
Distribution/update mechanism
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.

22. Demo
We'll continue with the second part of this presentation - Beans Binding.

23. Agenda Goals Generic Desktop Framework Infrastructural Plumbing
Collection of Libraries
Swing Extensions
NetBeans Platform Toolkit
Demo: Porting to NetBeans Platform
Resources
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.

24. Javadoc
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

25. Libraries Window System API Actions API Options Window API
Many Editor APIs
Visual Library API
...and many more
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

26. Ways to get started Javadoc Tutorials Samples Blog entries
Tip: Use them outside the NetBeans Platform
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

27. Agenda Goals Generic Desktop Framework Infrastructural Plumbing
Collection of Libraries
Swing Extensions
NetBeans Platform Toolkit
Demo: Porting to NetBeans Platform
Resources
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.

28. In addition to... JLabel JTextField JTextArea JTable ...etc...
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

29. TreeTableView 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.

30. Visual Widgets 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.

31. More Visual Widgets 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.

32. More Visual Widgets 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.

33. Drop Down Button Factory
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.

34. Tabbed Pane Factory 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.

35. Agenda Goals Generic Desktop Framework Infrastructural Plumbing
Collection of Libraries
Swing Extensions
NetBeans Platform Toolkit
Demo: Porting to NetBeans Platform
Resources
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.

36. Project wizards
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

37. NetBeans Platform
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

38. Outline view
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

39. Project wizards
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

40. File wizards
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

41. File wizards Actions API Datasystems API Module Install class
Options Dialog API
TopComponent class
Wizard Descriptor class
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

42. Configuration
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

43. Editor
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

44. While developing... ...enhance the IDE
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

45. Dependencies
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

46. Dependencies
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

47. Contextual menus
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

48. Contextual menus
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

49. Samples
The user moves the slider and a ChangeListener is called.

50. Agenda Goals Generic Desktop Framework Infrastructural Plumbing
Collection of Libraries
Swing Extensions
NetBeans Platform Toolkit
Demo: Porting to the NetBeans Platform
Resources
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.

51. Demo Outline Start with a simple application.
Compare what it is to what the NetBeans Platform has.
Create a new plugin project.
Move the useful parts of our old application to our new plugin.
Run it.
We'll continue with the second part of this presentation - Beans Binding.

52. Demo
We'll continue with the second part of this presentation - Beans Binding.

53. Porting Guide
We'll continue with the second part of this presentation - Beans Binding.
nbm-porting-basic.html

54. Agenda Goals Generic Desktop Framework Infrastructural Plumbing
Collection of Libraries
Swing Extensions
NetBeans Platform Toolkit
Demo: Porting to the NetBeans Platform
Resources
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.

55. Resources http://www.netbeans.org/kb/articles/books.html
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.

56. 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.

57. 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.

58. 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.

59. References dev@openide.netbeans.org users@edu.netbeans.org
javadoc/index.html
NetBeansDeveloperFAQ
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.

60. Summary Many on the NetBeans Platform NetBeans Platform gives plumbing
Many APIs and libraries to help you
NetBeans IDE provides tools
Getting started is easy
Mail list, tutorials, and training course
We'll continue with the second part of this presentation - Beans Binding.