sure u can have .. and u can acees them by using fully qualified nameslike objectname.method() u can't use properties tags for setting and getting them
JavaBeans are basically just Java classes that meet a few minor restrictions (such as having a constructor that accepts no arguments). This is one of the reasons I like moving Java syntax out of a JSP and into a JavaBean when possible -- the underlying JavaBean can be used by other non-JSP applications (any applications that can make use of Java classes). This is also why I try to make my Java custom tag handler classes as small as possible and have them utilize JavaBeans -- while the JavaBeans are as reusable as the functionality placed in them, Java tag handlers are really only usable by JSPs.
Hai Shaukat u can hav ur methods in beans its as good as having methods in ur java application cook ur business logic with beans so tah they can be used in very many places bye
Originally posted by Danish Shaukat: Hi all! I'm making beans for my jsp's. Can we have any method in our beans other than get and set methods. Regards Danish Shaukat
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