Chapter 8. Advanced Control Development
by Albert J. Saganich, Jr.
IN THIS CHAPTER
Control Life Cycle
As you saw in Chapter 3, “WebLogic Workshop Application Development Basics,” controls are specially annotated Java objects. As with any Java object, controls have a well-defined life cycle. They are created, perform their function, and are then destroyed. Controls differ from other objects in that you can catch life cycle events at various stages and perform work. Figure 8.1 shows the minimum life cycle events of all controls. Table 8.1 describes the details of each life cycle method. Other control ...
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