Lately, I've taken an interest in Beans. Some good places to start for
anyone who wants to learn Beans are the articles below (in the Links:
Beans for Beginners section) and the FAQs from
Sun and
comp.lang.java.beans.
Meanwhile, here are some of the links I have assembled in my Bean
adventures... Enjoy.
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A Portable Hill of Beans:
JavaBeans API brings object-orientation's grail of portability and
reuse to the Java industry,
by Rawn Shah, Sept 1996 Javaworld
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JavaBeans and ActiveX go head to head:
don't choose until you've considered these 5 issues crucial to developers,
by Merlin Hughes, March 1997 Javaworld
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A Walking Tour of JavaBeans:
what JavaBeans is, how it works, and why you want to use it
by Mark Johnson, Aug 1997 Javaworld
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Double Shot, Half Decaf, Skinny Latte -- Customize Your Java:
how to tailor JavaBeans to fit your application,
by Mark Johnson, Sept 1997 Javaworld
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BeanBox: Sun's JavaBeans test container:
Learn how to use this valuable testing tool,
by Mark Johnson, Sept 1997 Javaworld
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Reflections on Java, Beans, and Relational Databases:
How to get to your relational database with the new 1.1 APIs,
by Sandor Spruit, Sept 1997 Javaworld
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JavaStudio for people who want to use beans but not program, Nov 1997
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JavaBeans Tutorial at Sun
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JavaBeans Tutorial from Developer at Javasoft
(you must join Developer, but that's free, and this tutorial is great)
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Search Sun's Java pages
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ActiveX Component Gallery
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Design Patterns and the Java AWT
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Developer.Javasoft.Com
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IBM's Java-related Technology page
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iBus
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Infospheres
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Infospheres Java links
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JAMM - Java Applets Made Multiuser
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JavaBeans page at Sun
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JavaBeans Bridge for ActiveX
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JavaBeans Development Tools page at Sun
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JavaBeans Directory Search
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JavaBeans FAQ page at Sun
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JavaBeans FAQ page from comp.lang.java.beans
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JavaBeans Glasgow Draft Specifications page at Sun
(
FAQ)
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JavaBeans InfoBus page at Sun
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JavaBeans Specification page at Sun
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JavaBeans Technology and Resources page at Sun
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JavaSpaces page at Sun
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JavaSpaces Specification page at Sun
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Java Archive - JAR guide, API reference, and tools at Sun
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Java Distributed Systems page at Sun, including RMI and serialization
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Java FAQ Links
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Java Reflection spec and API reference at Sun
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Java Security and Signed Applets guide, API reference, and tools at Sun
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Java Security Overview by Vijay Sureshkumar
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Java Shared Data API
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Java Solutions Guide and registry at Sun
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JDBC database access API
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JDK 1.1.3 Documentation
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Microsoft Technologies for Java
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Package java.beans class javadocs
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Patterns Home Page
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Swing
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Architecture of the World Wide Web
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An Evaluation of the World Wide Web
with respect to Engelbart's Requirements, by Dan Connolly.
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Addressing and Naming (URLs, URIs, ...)
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Distributed Objects (and mobile code)
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Exchange (HTTP)
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Interfaces in Web Objects
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MarkUp (
SGML/XML,
Style Sheets,
I18N,
Math)
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Propagation, Replication and Caching
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Real Time Multimedia
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Web Architecture Index of Terms
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About Document Formats by Tim Berners-Lee
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Ambrosia Event-Oriented Communication Model
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A Proposal for Web Metadata Operations by Jim Whitehead
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A Seamlessly-Integrated Large-Scale Java System
by Marc Shapiro
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COM and DCOM Resources
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Composing Active Proxies to Extend the Web
by Rohit Khare and Adam Rifkin
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Database Requirements for Workflow Management
in a High-Throughput Genome Laboratory using Event-Oriented Memes,
by Anthony J. Bonner, Adel Shrufi, and Steve Rozen
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Distributed Objects and Events
by John Chapin at MIT
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Distributed Objects Mailing List /
Bill Zwicky's Links /
Kevin Curran's Links
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Driven by Events: Using events rather than messages can help
decouple a model, by Ian Mitchell.
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Events Bibliography
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Finetuning.Com's Manifesto:
Reinventing the Web using existing Protocols, allowing elements to be
combined and "triggered from" one anothers' actions and query responses
(see also:
Lisa Rein's Collected Works)
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Finetuning.Com's surveys of
Agent-Based,
Distributed Computing, and
Organic Information systems
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Global Events -- my PhD proposed work
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Infospheres, a mechanism for distributed computations on
the Internet using Java
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Inserting Objects into HTML with the OBJECT tag
(client side includes)
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Inserting Scripts into HTML with the SCRIPT tag
(client side scripting)
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Inside Java
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Java Developers Reference
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JXML -- Java/XML Mailing List at Opengroup
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Link Reliability - Why URNs are Not the Answer by Dan Connolly
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Making sense of misconceptions about Java by Hank Shiffman
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Middleware Spectra
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Object Orientation Links /
Object Oriented Page
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PEP, the Protocol Extension Protocol
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Scripting: Higher Level Programming for the 21st Century
by John K. Ousterhout
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Sigmetrics
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Toward a Formalism for Communication on the Web by Dan Connolly
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Towards a Web Object Model, by Frank Manola
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W3C Technical Reports
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Weaving a Web of Trust
by Rohit Khare and Adam Rifkin
(World Wide Web Journal, Summer 1997, Volume 2, Number 3,
Pages 77-112)
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WIDL, the Web Interface Definition Language
from
webMethods to automate the Web
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WN Server, an HTTP server with searching, filtering, and
conditional text for modalities
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World Wide Web Security FAQ
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Workshop on Compositional Software Architectures, January 1998
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WWW and XML Papers by Rohit Khare and Adam Rifkin
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XML, Java, and the future of the Web by Jon Bosak
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XML Papers and Links by Rohit Khare and Adam Rifkin
From Rifkin's
List of Links,
adam at xent dot com
Last modified: Fri May 8 05:17:05 PDT 1998