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How can I send an attachment without having to use a physical file?

Use java.beans.XMLEncoder. XMLEncoder e = new XMLEncoder( new BufferedOutputStream( new FileOutputStream("Test.xml"))); e.writeObject(new JButton("Hello...more

Glasgow is an early code name for the JavaBeans version after Java 1.1. It allows developers to create more sophisticated JavaBeans components offering better integration with their runtime envir...more

These come with the implementation download and with J2EE. They do not come with the JavaMail implementation. You can view them online at http://java.sun.com/products/javabeans/glasgow/javadocs/.more

Typically, you should invoke the method as: Beans.instantiate(this.getClass().getClassLoader(), yourBeanName) Beans.instantiate() basically loads a class, creates a Class object, and then n in...more

I'm currently working on a project where the core development is a set of JavaBeans implementing Neural Network data analysis. I propose to implement the JUnit tests but the setXXX() should re...more

The BeanContext API is a core API in J2SDK. Basically, it enables a Bean to interrogate its environment for certain capabilities and available services. This allows the Bean to dynamically adjust ...more

The Long Term Persistence for JavaBeans (LTP) is a an API which supports a general mechanism for serializing JavaBeans to and from XML. Some recent articles on this include: Long Term Persistence...more

The persistence scheme added in JDK 1.4 uses instances of the XMLEncoder class to write out files representing JavaBeans components. Every file writte...more

What are Xbeans?

IDAutomation has a set of commercial beans, applets, and servlets for dynamic bar code generation.

These are found in the dt.jar file that comes with the JDK. They are NOT in your CLASSPATH by default.

Parameters There are two principal ways to model parameters being passed from a HTML source on the client to a <<server page>> on the server. The first is to put them in a tag value,...more

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