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...The name of a Bean, as expected by the instantiate() method of the java.beans.Beans class...
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Originally posted by Gagan Indus:
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BTW , from where are your prep for Design-patterns ?
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Originally posted by Paul Anil:
The question and the given answer are correct. It will initialize the bean using com/enthu/GUI.ser file. You are getting exception because you do not have an appropriate .ser file.
HTH,
Paul.
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Originally posted by Paul Anil:
Win, looks like I have to revalidate it. According to this syntax it should not work. I've to check why it worked in my case.
-Paul.
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