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Vaadin 7 Cookbook

You're reading from   Vaadin 7 Cookbook Take the shortcut to developing rich internet applications in pure Java. Vaadin makes it easy and this cookbook makes it easier still with its practical recipes and straightforward approach.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2013
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ISBN-13 9781849518802
Length 404 pages
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Table of Contents (19) Chapters Close

Vaadin 7 Cookbook
Credits
About the Authors
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
1. Creating a Project in Vaadin 2. Layouts FREE CHAPTER 3. UI Components 4. Custom Widgets 5. Events 6. Messages 7. Working with Forms 8. Spring and Grails Integration 9. Data Management 10. Architecture and Performance 11. Facilitating Development 12. Fun Index

Binding items to a component


In the previous recipe, we described how to bind one property to the component. Now we will describe how to bind multiple properties. For this case, we will use the Item interface. The Item interface provides access to a set of named properties. We will create an Admin page for managing components through properties. These properties will be stored in the PropertysetItem class. We will be able to change the dimensions of the text area by changing the values in the text fields in a form. The item will be bound to the two components: FieldGroup that will be used to create a form in the Admin page and CustomTextArea, which is our managed component.

How to do it...

Carry out the following steps to learn how to bind items to a component:

  1. Create a Vaadin project with a main UI class named Demo.

    public class Demo extends UI {…}
  2. We start with creating the CustomTextArea class that extends TextArea.

    public class CustomTextArea extends TextArea {…}
  3. We need two constants. One...

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