Presenting JavaBeans
Michael Morrison
Abstract
Michael Morrison
Abstract
From the Publisher: JavaBeans allows Web publishers and developers to write re-usable components once and then run them anywhere. This guide, loaded with real-world programming examples, is a solid introduction to this new compact platform-neutral component architecture. With this book, users will learn what JavaBeans is, how it relates to existing component technologies, and how it will affect the Web. Extensive coverage of the basics of component software; the JavaBeans API; the creation of JavaBeans; and the integration of JavaBeans with other component models, including ActiveX, LiveConnect, RMI, and COBRA CD-ROM includes Sun s Java Developer s Kit for Windows 95, Windows NT, Macintosh, and Solaris; Sun s Beans Development Kit, and the complete source code for four JavaBeans components
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From the Publisher: JavaBeans allows Web publishers and developers to write re-usable components once and then run them anywhere. This guide, loaded with real-world programming examples, is a solid introduction to this new compact platform-neutral component architecture. With this book, users will learn what JavaBeans is, how it relates to existing component technologies, and how it will affect the Web. Extensive coverage of the basics of component software; the JavaBeans API; the creation of JavaBeans; and the integration of JavaBeans with other component models, including ActiveX, LiveConnect, RMI, and COBRA CD-ROM includes Sun s Java Developer s Kit for Windows 95, Windows NT, Macintosh, and Solaris; Sun s Beans Development Kit, and the complete source code for four JavaBeans components
Key concepts: JavaBeans, USable, Component (thermodynamics), Operating system, Computer science, Java, Software, Interface (matter)