# :: Readme :: Binding 1.1.2 :: The JGoodies Binding synchronizes object properties with Swing components. And it helps you represent the state and behavior of a presentation independently of the GUI components used in the interface. The Binding requires Java 1.4 or later. The accompanying Binding tutorial sources require the JGoodies Forms library and use the JGoodies Looks if in the classpath. ## Top Questions :: What are the main benefits? :: Can I use the Binding in a commercial product? :: How to get started? :: Where do I get support? :: How to report a problem? ## Distribution Contents
`binding-1.1.2.jar` |  | the library jar
`docs/api` |  | JavaDocs directory
`lib/forms-1.0.7` |  | Forms library required for the tutorial sources only
`src/core` |  | Java sources for the library core
`src/extras` |  | Java sources for useful extensions
`src/test` |  | Java sources for unit tests
`src/tutorial` |  | Java tutorial sources
`LICENSE.txt` |  | the license agreement
`README.html` |  | this readme file
`RELEASE-NOTES.txt` |  | Release Notes
`build.xml` |  | ANT build file
`default.properties` |  | ANT default build properties
## Acknowledgements The Binding project has been financed by customers of the JGoodies Swing Suite and the Java desktop team at Sun Microsystems. It is only with their money that I can provide, maintain and improve this library at no charge. The Binding has been inspired by the VisualWorks ValueModel hierarchy, the PresentationModel pattern, and the Java Beans standard. ## You can Help If you save time and money using the JGoodies Binding, you may help me finance my Java desktop activities by licensing the commercial JGoodies Swing Suite.
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