Hi people, I know that this is not the place to post this but I tried in Java Beans forums and nobody replied me, looks like there is not a lot of activite there! And, on the other hand, here I had always a fast and nice answer :) The thing is that I would like to put some of my Java 3D worlds in beans to use them from an Scada software as active x controls. I just start reading about beans and I download the BDK but I am having some problems with the beanbox so I am staked! Apparently it is having problems loading the jar files. Can anybody, please, help me with this? The best would be that you answer only to me instead of answering to all the list. Sorry again. Cheers, Bobby
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I'd recommend not using the Bean Box at all. NetBeans is a much nicer way to develop, test and deploy beans.
In a nutshell, a Bean is just a regular java class in which you are careful to follow certain naming conventions for getting and setting variables and registering events and listeners. If you need extra control, you can also create a class that derives from a BeanInfo that provides meta information to your editor.
Download NetBeans and read the online docs about developing with beans. Then read up on beans in general. This should be all you need.
Mark McKay
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