Sorry to interfere in this thread, but i've been confused by this post.
It seems to me that you distinguish java beans and beans.
So the beans are those cl***** that complies to the setters and getters
stuffs... So now, what are the javabean? In particular, in your example,
what happens exactly when you set "Java-Bean" property to true?
Thanks.
Lion-O a écrit :
>> java beans is class that deal with data processing that's it !
>
> Thats not entirely true. When I create a java program and setup an
executable
> jar for it its not that hard to add a line to my manifest file saying:
> "Java-Bean = true" after which Java will consider it to be a java bean
;)
>
> A javabean is not merely a class; taken as a whole its a
platform-independent
> component model. It may utilize the beans class, but thats not a
requirement to
> produce a javabean.
>
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