Great example David.
FYI, I have used JavaBeans quite a bit as data classes for jsp's to render.
It is a good separation of the model/view.
Mike
-> -----Original Message-----
-> From: David Pinnington [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
-> Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 1:16 PM
-> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-> Subject: Re: Jsp + Beans...
->
->
-> yes that is possible.
->
-> you should note that JavaBeans used from JSPs would *NOT*
-> normally have
-> any GUI portion - i.e. you would simply be calling the get /
-> set methods
-> on properties (using the JavaBean 'pattern' - and i use the
-> word pattern
-> lightly!) and calling methods on the beans.
->
-> For an AWT app most beans tend to be visual (but they don't
-> have to be).
->
-> If you want to use the same set of beans for both i suggest
-> you be very
-> careful to design your presentation layer such that you
-> actually have 2
-> layers:
->
-> - a layer for actually doing the display (this would either
-> be JSPs or
-> AWT depending on which app you want to build) - and this
-> layer would be
-> different for AWT / JSP.
->
-> - a layer of JavaBeans to 'support' the actual presentation
-> (AWT / Jsp)
-> layer - it is this piece you would re-use as per your
-> original question.
->
-> davep
->
-> Bayu Nurcahyono wrote:
-> >
-> > Hello All...
-> >
-> > I'm New in Jsp and this mailing List... First I want to
-> Introduce my self,
-> > I'm bayu from Indonesia.
-> >
-> > I want to design beans so it can be used for =
-> >
-> > 1. jsp with : <jsp:useBean id=""/>
-> > 2. awt app for win32 ..
-> >
-> > Is that possible ?
-> >
-> > Thanks
-> > Bayu
-> >
-> >
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