JavaBeans have a persistence mechanism similar to serialization, but uses a fluffy XML (extensible Markup Language) format and the PersistenceDelegate class.
Many companies are selling JavaBeans you can plug into your own custom applications. I have some I have written available free with source code. They handle prompting, data validation and generating error messages for data keyed. There are plain and dbaware components for dates, FormattedTextFields, phone numbers, provinces, postal codes, etc. you can download.
recommend book⇒Mastering JavaBeans | ||||
by | Laurence Vanhelsuwé | 978-0-7821-2097-4 | paperback | |
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publisher | Sybex | |||
published | 1997-05 | |||
800-pages. Now out of print. | ||||
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