Neal asked:
> 1. I compile my class file first right? So I use my testBean.java file,
> and compile it into a a testBean.class file - correct?
Yes
> 2. Do I need to place my class file into a JAR in order to access it as a
> bean?
No. I think that's often done with tag libraries but not beans, I
couldn't tell you the reasoning behind that though.
> 3. Do I need to package my class in order to access it as a bean?
I don't think you *have* to but it is recommended because it prevents
conflicts with other classes. Plus once you've created a lot of
beans it will help you keep the related ones grouped together.
I hope that's helpful.
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