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  • Enterprise JavaBeans Tutorial - The intention of this tutorial is to demonstrate how easy it is to build server-side Java components using the Enterprise JavaBeans component model.
  • JavaBeans 101: Part 1 - This tutorial has two goals: Teaches the essentials for creating JavaBeans and explains the basic concepts behind all JavaBeans and shows how these concepts relate to practical programming techniques.
  • JavaBeans 101: Part 2 - Part II of the JavaBean tutorial teaches you how to write the code for a simple JavaBean.
  • JavaBeans 101: Part 3 - In this concluding segment to the JavaBeans 101 Tutorial, you'll do more "hands-on examples, including practicing concepts you've already learned and writing more advanced Beans.
  • Online Privacy With Java Card - Learn how Java Card technologies from Sun Microsystems Laboratories counter identity fraud with personal devices that are portable, secure, and interchangeable.
  • The XML Schema for JavaBeans in Java 1.4 - Article that discusses how the persistence scheme added in v 1.4 uses instances of the XMLEncoder class to write out files representing JavaBeans components (beans).
  • Trail: JavaBeans - This document is a hands-on guide to learning JavaBeans and the Beans Development Kit (BDK).
  • Writing Advanced JavaBeans - Get the basics on customization, and learn how to provide a basic behavior for a Bean to allows behavior to be controlled by end users who interact with the Bean.
  • Serialization and the JavaBeans Specification - Looks at serializing whole structures of related objects. Examines an interface that gives you complete control of serialization format. Discusses ways of preventing serialization when necessary.
  • XML JavaBeans, Part 1 - Describes one possible application for XML: representing JavaBeans as XML documents. Mark Johnson describes XML, defines a custom markup language, and creates a class that converts XML files to JavaBeans running in memory.




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