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Programming Javabeans 1.1: Hands-On Web Development

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This book manages to provide a practical guide to intermediate to advanced JavaBean development while still offering an in-depth discussion of JavaBean topics, especially the new Glasgow specification. This would be your best choice if you'd not only like to know how to develop JavaBeans components, but also the issues that effect their role in component software development. Neophytes might better be served by a more introductory offer, as this book assumes good knowledge of Java.

A valuable resource for any Beans developer. An easy read with real world examples.

I'd have to agree with Jason Voegele bellow- I was pleasantly surprised that this book was quite readable and contained a good bit of useful information. It is also fairly up-to-date. Definitely one of the better JavaBeans books available.

I am not sure this person was educated on how to write--numerous errors and mistakes. The content is slim at best, for the price of the book, it is a waste of time. I would either buy it used for a dollar, or find a new reference.
Don't waste your time with this one.

Don't flush your money down the toilet by buying this book as I did. This book has a lot of unnecessary informations that isn't even relavant to the title of the book. There should be some standards as to how to write a book. The sole purpose of writing this book is rip off people without even giving them their money worth. This book has a lot of grammatical errors and very boring to read. It seems more like a collection of topics of other programming books. DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY AND BUY SOMETHING ELSE