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Java Beans Vs. JDK1.3

 
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what is difference between Java beans & Jdk1.3?
Is JRE & JREE is same?
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> what is difference between Java beans & Jdk1.3?

You use the JDK1.3 (Java Development Kit) to compile and run (use) java beans.

What is JREE?

J2EE is The Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition.

JRE is Java Runtime Environment
 
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You use the JDK1.3 (Java Development Kit) to compile and run (use) java beans.
But what Java beans contains???
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Java Beans are just Java programs - but they follow certain rules in naming the classes, methods etc. All Swing components are Java Beans.
Check out
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/javabeans/index.html
for more information
 
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