Introduction to JavaBeans

A quick introduction to a special Java class called a JavaBean.

[TiborKennethCasteleijn]

Finally, a programmer I can comprehend and speaks English in a normal and understandable way.

[dimitrisSto]

Thanks Dr. Piercy for comprehensive clear explanations

[kbzonmarko]

Good learning material, nice peaceful music too. Thanks Mr. Piercy.

[AlexCoEnginner]

Amen brother, at last someone that explains what is a java bean that I may understand. I have to say thank you and keep sharing the knowledge please!

[ashumohanty]

sir you are so great, very simple way, nice explaintion.

[abhijitboda]

how about isEqual, and hash for comparision?

[abhijitboda]

Thanks Dr. Piercy for comprehensive clear explanations. Is there any example that a class is not serializable?

[underMe]

Thank you for helping with this video, easy and thorough.

[niranjanagnihotri]

Very consice and helpful tutorial sir!! Thank You

[klarissaclairiton]

I don't use an overloaded constructor and my data is all there when I deserialize it. I store each bean in a hashmap as a value and then write the hashmap to a file with the SER file extension. This has always worked for me. Is there any difference in data if you use an overloaded constructor to pass your values in the bean as opposed to an empty constructor only ?

[brunomori]

Very Nice, but When I read documentation of Java packages I tried to understend the java.beans, I thought that package was directly "connected" to this concept that you show at the video, but I didn't saw any use of Interface or Class of "java.beans" package.

[andreykrasnov]

I didn't get : where serializable were implemented? I mean where is interface implementation there?

[qwe]

Craig, I wish you could teach EJB as well

[shyamdvemula]

very nice style of explanation...Thank you sir.

[rajvardhanupreti]

just watch a video upladed on 2020 by wezen learning using same video just his voice over, when looking for its second part find this original video😂😂

[swarupcodes]

Good video minus the annoying loud music!

[laurencevanhelsuwe]

How odd to see this video without any mention of IDEs.. when I wrote my book on the topic, "Mastering JavaBeans", the technology was meant for (rich) UI development.. and had nothing to do with web development. Real JavaBeans are components that can be used at design time in a (rich) UI designer... they have nothing to do with web development. Read the spec, the beans javadocs, or my book, and you'll see that is so.