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JavaBeans Assignment and Lab Questions

1. Assignment

· Introduction to JavaBeans

 What is a JavaBean? Explain its characteristics and importance.


 What are the advantages of using JavaBeans in software development?

· JavaBeans Concepts

 Explain the concepts of Introspection in JavaBeans.


 What are Properties, Events, and Methods in JavaBeans? Provide examples.
 Discuss the role of the BeanInfo interface and how it is used in JavaBeans.

· Design Patterns in JavaBeans

 Identify and explain the common design patterns used in JavaBeans.


 Provide examples of the Factory Pattern, Singleton Pattern, and Observer Pattern in the
context of JavaBeans.

· Advanced JavaBeans Features

 What are Bound Properties and Constrained Properties in JavaBeans? Explain with examples.
 What is a Customizer in JavaBeans, and how does it enhance the functionality of a JavaBean?
 Explain how JavaBeans achieve Persistence and why it is important.

· Practical Application

 Write a simple JavaBean class that demonstrates:

o Private properties with getter and setter methods.


o PropertyChangeListener to handle property changes.
o Persistence using Serialization.

 Provide a short program that registers a listener for property changes.


2.Lab Questions

· Creating a Simple JavaBean

 Write a JavaBean class called StudentBean with the following properties:


o name (String)
o age (int)
o email (String)
 Implement getters and setters for each property.
 Demonstrate how to create an object of StudentBean and set its properties.

· Implementing PropertyChangeListener

 Modify the StudentBean class to support bound properties using


PropertyChangeListener.
 Fire an event when the age property is updated.
 Write a main program to test property change notifications.

· Using the BeanInfo Interface

 Create a custom BeanInfo class for StudentBean that specifies which properties should be
exposed.
 Modify the introspection behavior to hide one property.

· Working with Constrained Properties

 Modify StudentBean to include a constrained property, email, which must contain an


"@" symbol.
 Use VetoableChangeListener to prevent setting an invalid email.

· JavaBeans Persistence

 Implement Serialization for StudentBean.


 Write a program that saves the object to a file and reads it back.

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