Java beans can be installed in Eclipse

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Hi sir,
Is the Java beans can be install in Eclipse.If yes can you please send me the link to download & installing procedure in Eclipse.

I need it urgent.

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Pradeep

Posted 27-Dec-11 23:57pm

Pradeep CBZ

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2011-12-28T00:22:00

Solution 1

You need it urgent but cannot be bothered to check either the Eclipse[^] or Java Beans[^] pages.

Posted 28-Dec-11 0:22am

Richard MacCutchan

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Pradeep CBZ 28-Dec-11 7:35am

Hello sir,
Am asking about the link to download the Java Beans as a plugin for EclipseIDE.But from the above link i got only "Writing a Simple Bean, Creating a Bean & Adding Properties ".

Thanks
Pradeep

Richard MacCutchan 28-Dec-11 7:38am

The hint that you were supposed to get was to go and search a bit harder; if there is a place to download it then Google will surely know.

Pradeep CBZ 28-Dec-11 13:01pm

Hello ,
After searching in google itslf,i didnt found the solution...thts why i keept the question over here..ok

Richard MacCutchan 28-Dec-11 13:34pm

What exactly are you trying to install?

TorstenH. · Answer 2 · 2011-12-31T05:44:00

Solution 2

A Bean is nothing to install. A bean is a concept. It means a encapsulated part of code, regarding certain features, having certain methods to connect to. The bean can be reused.

Trail on Java Bean Components @ oracle.com[^]

Also please check Wikipedia on JavaBeans[^]

Posted 31-Dec-11 5:44am

TorstenH.