JAVA BEANS AND ENTERPRISE JAVA BEANS
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by Tuukka Vartiainen
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Abstract:
Abstract: Java Beans is the standard component model for the Java language. The idea is to create pieces of software that can be assembled together to create various kinds of applications. Today Java Beans are widely used by the software industry to create user interfaces for all kinds of software. The newest Java component model is Enterprise Java Beans. Besides its name, the Java language and the idea of component based software re-use, it has little or no similarities with the Java Beans standard. Enterprise Java Beans are located on the server and they support a distributed programming model that could be described as a flexible, two-way, object-oriented version of traditional client-server programming.
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