JavaBeans

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Java Beans are software components written in the Java programming language.

Naming conventions

The source code of a Java Bean is subject to certain naming conventions. These naming conventions make it easier for beans to be reused, replaced and connected.

The naming conventions are:

  • every java bean class should implement java.io.Serializable interface;
  • it should have the 0 argument constructor;
  • its properties should be accessed using get,set methods;
  • it should contain the required event handling methods.

See also