Choose the JTable bean on the palette and drop it on the JPanel.
Verify that the JTable is displayed properly, taking up all the space of the JPanel.
Verify the initialization method of the JTable sets the name property.
Verify the add call on the JPanel passes in the getJTable().getName() as the constraint (second parameter).
Choose the JTree bean on the palette and drop it on the JPanel (can not drop it on top of the JTable), use the JavaBean viewer.
Verify that the JTree is displayed properly, taking up all the space of the JPanel, in front of the JTable.
Click on the JTable in the Beans View.
Verify that the JTable is brought to the front.
Choose the JOptionPane bean on the palette and drop it between the JTable and JTree on the Beans View
Verify that the JOptionPane is displayed properly, on top of all others, taking up all the space of the JPanel
Click and drag and drop a bean in the Beans View to reorder the beans.
Verify that the order of the add statements are changed.
Verify that the first bean on the JPanel is shown on top
Property Sheet
Select the JPanel
Verify that the Layout property on the PS gives a value representing the CardLayout
Verify there's a + to expand the sub-properties of the Layout - hgap and vgap
Verify that changing the hgap and vgap properties update the source and the canvas correctly (creates space on the edge of the cards).
Change the hgap and vgap properties in the source (select on the given property, and make sure the corresponding expression is selected in the source pane).
Verify the changes are reflected in the PS and on the canvas
Change the ordering of the adding of components from the source.
Verify the new order shows up in the Beans View and that the first component is brought to the front on the canvas.
Switching from Cards that have Grids
Choose another JPanel bean on the palette and drop it on the JPanel with a CardLayout and
drop 3-4 components (e.g. JButton, JCheckBox, JRadioButton, JSlider) onto it in the Beans Viewer.
In the property sheet, change the layout from a FlowLayout to a null layout.
MB2 over the JPanel and select Show Grid. This will display a dotted grid.
In the Beans view, select a different card.
Verify that switching to another card hides the grid.
From the Beans view, select the JPanel with a null layout again. Note... the grid does NOT redisplay until you select Show Grid again. This is WAD.
Conversions to CardLayout
For each layout other than CardLayout