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Are JavaBeans considered plugins?

by "D.M.Jackson" <cnoevil@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 6, 2007 at 11:55 PM

Hello Everyone,

        I've been looking around the internet for various plugin
frameworks 
for java...all the while wondering why java didn't have a standard builtin

package for handling such things since it has builtin functionality for so

much other stuff.  And then I decided to click on java.beans over there at

the Sun Java Platform API Specification site, and behold, here I am.

I was looking at the Java Plugin Framework ( http://jpf.sourceforge.net/
), 
but it seems pretty complex.  I'm not sure I'm ready for, or even need all

the stuff that the JPF does.  I am wondering though how using JavaBeans as
a 
plugin framework compares to using something like JPF.  Are there folks
out 
there building apps that are totally comprised of javabeans or am I on the

wrong track?  Are there any reasons why one wouldn't want to build their 
application based on javabeans as opposed to some other framework?

Thanks,
Mark
 




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