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The BDK is delivered separately from the JDK. You can download the BDK freely from the JavaBeans web site. This site contains instructions for installing the BDK on your system. Here is a general description of the BDK files and directories:
README.html
contains an entry point to the BDK documentation
LICENSE.html
contains the BDK license agreement
GNUmakefile
andMakefile
are Unix and Windows makefiles (.gmk and .mk suffixes) for building the demos and the BeanBox, and for running the BeanBox
beans/apis
contains
- a
java
directory containing JavaBeans source files- a
sun
directory containing property editor source files
beans/beanbox
contains
- makefiles for building the BeanBox
- scripts for running the BeanBox
- a
classes
directory containing the BeanBox class files- a
lib
directory containing a BeanBox support jar file used byMakeApplet
's produced codesun
andsunw
directories containing BeanBox source (.java
) files- a
tmp
directory containing automatically generated event adapter source and class files,.ser
files, and applet files automatically generated byMakeApplet
beans/demos
contains
- makefiles for building the demo Beans
- an HTML directory containing an applet wrapper demonstration that must be run in
appletviewer
, HotJava, or JDK1.1-compliant browsers- a
sunw
directory containing
- a
wrapper
directory containing a Bean applet wrapper- a
demos
directory containing demo source file
beans/doc
contains
- demos documentation
- a
javadoc
directory containing JavaBeans and JavaBeans-related class and interface documentation- miscellaneous documentation
beans/jars
contains jar files for demo Beans
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