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> What's the use case for java.beans in a non-GUI application? Mostly simplified calling of getters and setters, i.e. emulation of object properties. > Why do
by needusername 9y ago
> What's the use case for java.beans in a non-GUI application?
Mostly simplified calling of getters and setters, i.e. emulation of object properties.
> Why do you say almost every Java application depends on it?
- JAXB (XML binding) and Activation depend on it, so if you have direct or indirect dependency on JAXB or Activation you need java.beans.
- Spring depends on java.beans