BeanExtender makes it easy for businesses to build and enhance 100% pure JavaBeans
components, which are "write once, run everywhere" components for Java-based
e-business solutions. BeanExtender offers dynamic behavior modification,
customization, and enhancement of existing beans without the need for Java
source code; eased development and use of bean behaviors and policies;
and advanced JavaBeans scripting, aggregation, management, and network deployment
capabilities.
This month, we feature a series of white papers by BeanExtender developers which highlight BeanExtender "dipping" techniques,
network deployment solutions, and enterprise applications.
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Network Deployment of JavaBeans
This article looks at some of the problems associated with deployment of JavaBeans
and at how IBM's BeanExtender solves these problems.
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Charles Schwab and IBM's BeanExtender
This article focuses on Schwab's use of the JavaBeans component model and BeanExtender.
Charles Schwab & Co., Inc., and IBM Corporation have jointly developed a Web-based financial
portfolio application that uses IBM's new BeanExtender.
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Using BeanExtender's Dipping Technique
IBM's BeanExtender introduces the dipping technique, which provides software component
assemblers with a new method for dynamically changing bean behavior. This article
will elaborate on the dipping technique, how dip code may be written, and how dips can
be used with BeanExtender.
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JavaBeans In, JavaBeans Out
IBM's new BeanExtender promotes the creation and deployment of pure JavaBeans.
It provides an easy and extensible way to compose new beans from a collection of
component beans.
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BeanExtender
BeanExtender builds and enhances 100% pure JavaBeans
components, which are "write once, run everywhere" components
for Java-based e-business solutions.
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