JavaBeans

JavaBeans are reusable software components written in the Java programming language, designed to be manipulated visually by a software develpoment environment. [FAQ Previously managed by More>>

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How do I re-assign a property on a JavaBean using &lt;jsp:useBean&gt; with scope...
How do I re-assign a property on a JavaBean using with scope="session"? When I instantiate a ses...
Thu 09/27/01
03:59:55PM
 
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Thu 09/13/01
08:54:36PM
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How two Java Bean Communicate at runtime?
I need a source code where two indivitual java bean can communicate each other. As like they can sen...
Mon 08/26/02
09:57:20AM
 
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Sun 08/25/02
02:23:44AM
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How do I generate an application when using the bean...
How do I generate an application when using the bean box tool?
Fri 06/09/00
02:21:40AM
 
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Fri 06/09/00
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java bean properties?
can a java bean have any other methods other than setter and getter methods?
Tue 01/31/06
08:34:12AM
 
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Tue 01/31/06
08:33:51AM
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useBean problem
Hi, I have a problem with a bean. I put it on a session in a servet with the putValue method: se...
Mon 01/21/02
08:22:03AM
 
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06:54:06AM
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set request with jdmk
I need to know where can I find some source code to implement a set request with jdmk . thanks.
Sat 09/29/01
12:51:07PM
 
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Sat 09/29/01
12:51:07PM
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Trouble compiling - can't find javax.servlet.*
Admittedly, this is a real newbie question, but I can't seem to find the answer anywhere.. I'm tr...
Thu 01/17/02
01:45:13AM
 
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Wed 01/16/02
12:41:38PM
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Mapping two beans in a single web form?
I have a web form say it has 30 input type elments, which belong to two different bean types, again,...
Sat 04/29/06
04:03:46PM
 
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Mon 04/17/06
08:15:32PM
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setter and getter methods.
What is the need of setter and getter methods in beans? Why can't we use normal methods. Can any o...
Tue 02/28/06
07:47:14AM
 
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Tue 02/28/06
07:34:16AM
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instance variables?
why a bean class should not have public instance variables?
Tue 02/28/06
05:37:12AM
 
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