Please direct non-JSP questions to a more relevant discussion group if
you can... The volume of non-JSP messages in this newsgroup is very
difficult to deal with.
That said, here is a reasonable place to start learning about JavaBeans:
http://java.sun.com/beans/FAQ.html
The parts that matter for JSP implementation are:
- class must implement zero-argument constructor
- accessor/mutator (get/set) methods must follow bean naming conventions
- needs to implement java.io.Serializable if you want to use it on a
sophisticated JSP server that does load
balancing/checkpointing/migration.
Rakesh Rajendran wrote:
> Can anybody tell what is the difference between JavaBeans and a Java Bean .
> It might look silly but frankly speaking I am confused.
> See..according to me any java class which can be re-used is a bean. And
> same is true with JavaBeans.So I want to know what is there in JavaBeans
> which makes it different from a simple bean?
> Looking forward for ur help.
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