Chapter 22. java.beans
This chapter covers some of the most important classes and interfaces provided for creating and using JavaBeans. JavaBeans are generally client-side Components and usually, although not necessarily, visual Components. The classes in java.beans should not be confused with classes in javax.ejb packages. JavaBeans and Enterprise JavaBeans are totally separate entities that have little in common besides the notion of being Components.
The purpose of a JavaBean is to provide a client-side component or control that provides a complete function. For example, you might have a JavaBean that is a calendar, address book, phone dialer, or dictionary. Although it is possible to make a JavaBean that is simply a fancy button, the intention ...
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