Examples of BindingManager

DisplayProject.binding.BindingManager
java bean containing the bound properties Person person = new Person(); // Create new BindingManager with specified java bean BindingManager bindingManager = new BindingManager(person); // Bind JTextField to "name" property JTextField nameField = new JTextField(); bindingManager.bindComponent(nameField, "name" ); // Bind JTextField to nested account number property JTextField accountNumberField = new JTextField(); bindingManager.bindComponent(accountNumberField, "account.accountNumber" );
The binding is implemented using JGoodies binding framework, that is based on common patterns such as ValueModel and PresentationModel.
net.helipilot50.stocktrade.displayproject.binding.BindingManager
java bean containing the bound properties Person person = new Person(); // Create new BindingManager with specified java bean BindingManager bindingManager = new BindingManager(person); // Bind JTextField to "name" property JTextField nameField = new JTextField(); bindingManager.bindComponent(nameField, "name" ); // Bind JTextField to nested account number property JTextField accountNumberField = new JTextField(); bindingManager.bindComponent(accountNumberField, "account.accountNumber" );
The binding is implemented using JGoodies binding framework, that is based on common patterns such as ValueModel and PresentationModel.
org.apache.cocoon.forms.binding.BindingManager
BindingManager declares the factory method that produces actual Bindings. @version $Id: BindingManager.java 151181 2005-02-03 16:59:31Z tim $
org.apache.cocoon.woody.binding.BindingManager
BindingManager declares the factory method that produces actual Bindings. @version CVS $Id: BindingManager.java,v 1.7 2004/03/09 13:54:07 reinhard Exp $
org.eclipse.jface.bindings.BindingManager

A central repository for bindings -- both in the defined and undefined states. Schemes and bindings can be created and retrieved using this manager. It is possible to listen to changes in the collection of schemes and bindings by adding a listener to the manager.

The binding manager is very sensitive to performance. Misusing the manager can render an application unenjoyable to use. As such, each of the public methods states the current run-time performance. In future releases, it is guaranteed that the method will run in at least the stated time constraint -- though it might get faster. Where possible, we have also tried to be memory efficient.
@since 3.1
org.objectweb.celtix.bindings.BindingManager
The manager interface represents a repository for accessing BindingFactorys. Provides methods necessary for registering, deregistering or retrieving of BindingFactorys.

Examples of org.objectweb.celtix.bindings.BindingManager

        bus = Bus.init(new String[0]);
        
        paramModesClass = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader().loadClass(TEST_CLASS);
        
        // programmatically add the corba binding factory
        BindingManager manager = bus.getBindingManager();
        CorbaBindingFactory corbaBF = new CorbaBindingFactory();
        corbaBF.init(bus);
        manager.registerBinding(CorbaConstants.NU_WSDL_CORBA, corbaBF);
        
        endpoint = testUtils.getParamModesEndpointReference();
        bindingImpl = new CorbaBindingImpl(bus, endpoint, orb, false);
    }

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Examples of org.objectweb.celtix.bindings.BindingManager

        objContext.setMethod(c.getMethod("testSimpleMethod", params));


        bus = Bus.init(new String[0]);
        
        // programmatically add the corba binding factory
        BindingManager manager = bus.getBindingManager();
        CorbaBindingFactory corbaBF = new CorbaBindingFactory();
        corbaBF.init(bus);
        manager.registerBinding(CorbaConstants.NU_WSDL_CORBA, corbaBF);
        
        simpleBindingImpl = 
            new CorbaBindingImpl(bus, testUtils.getSimpleTestEndpointReference(), orb, false);
        staxBindingImpl = new CorbaBindingImpl(bus, testUtils.getStaxTestEndpointReference(), orb, false);
    }

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