February 2014
Beginner
1248 pages
62h 25m
English
JavaFX properties are observable—when a property’s value changes, other objects can be respond accordingly. This is similar to event handling. One way to respond to a property change is via a property binding, which enables a property of one object to be updated when a property of another object changes. For example, you’ll use property bindings to enable a TextField to display the corresponding Slider’s current value when the user moves that Slider’s thumb. Property bindings are not limited to JavaFX controls. Package javafx.beans.property contains many classes that you can use to define bindable properties in your own classes.
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