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SilkPerformer Java Explorer User Guide
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Design View
Loaded Components Window
The Loaded Components window, accessible via Design view only,
distinguishes between classes and objects and displays these components on
different trees.
In Classes view you see all loaded classes with their members (methods and
fields) that can be accessed without the need of an object context—so normally
these are static functions, constructors, and fields.
When you instantiate a class, the created object is shown in Objects view, with
all instance members (methods and fields). All objects present in the runtime
for more details) are listed here and can later be
used as parameters.
There are two exceptions however: Web Services and Remote Objects. As an
object instance is not required for Web Services (which are essential objects that
expose static methods), all methods offered by Web Services are shown in
Classes view. Therefore, Remote Objects—such as EJB home objects, which
are used to create an EJB object—are also listed in the Classes view, although
they are in fact objects.
Classes Tab
All loaded classes and Web Services are listed in Java Explorer’s Loaded
Components pane on the Classes tab (Design view only).
Only constructors, static methods, and members are displayed, as there is no
object context required to call them.