Re: java beans

[John B. Moore]

My guess is that you are miss using the term "java beans" or not understand what that term typically means. Generally a java bean is a class with a number of specific properties (what those are depends on whether you are talking about a "GUI" java bean or a non-GUI java bean.) Either way you do not "access" java beans from a server. Instead a bean is used by either servlets, jsp, or taglib classes to supply business logic, data access. or other programatic functions in a generic "plug-in" fashion..

Go to http://www.microps.com/mps/papers.htm for some papers on JSP and JavaBeans that might help you understand their relationship better..

John..

Esteban Gutierrez Abarzua wrote:

hi friends!

I have a java beans probleams.

I need to know....... what can I make to use java beans in tomcat
4.1.12?
I have tested any examples, but they are not working! (error 500) I need to know the basic way to configure java beans in tomcat, if exist.

thanks and i sorry for my bad english.



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