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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Robert Anglos
Sent: Monday, November 22, 1999 9:15 AM
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Subject: Re: Class Vs JavaBean
Could you please clarify this for me. Are you saying th
I never did get a response to this question. Although I have not had a
chance to investigate yet I am curious has anyone tried using XML with
JSP. Anyone have any thoughts, or work prototypes, on this topic?
Robert
did you get a satisfactory answer to your question? i did not see a response..
Could you please clarify this for me. Are you saying that there is a single
instance and therefor all calls, regardless of browser session, access the same
bean (i.e. a static class or method) or, refering to the change all matching
elements comment, that there is polymorphism occuring.
Robert
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One difference comes when using them for JSP...the JSP engine will
automatically call the bean setter routines for all matching forms elements,
which makes handling large forms much easier. A class of course doesn't do
that whereas a bean does.
Gerry
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> From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Reeta Mittal
> Sent: maandag 22 november 1999 6:00
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> Subject: Class Vs JavaBean
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> Hello Everyone,
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> Can anyone tell me th
Hello Everyone,
Can anyone tell me the difference between Java Classes and Java Beans when
we are not making any Visual Component in Java Bean ?
I think that in this case both are same.
Regards,
Reeta
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