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Rapid Development With Bean-Properties
At 2:15 AM on Oct 7, 2007, Shai Almog wrote:
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This article:
https://bean-properties.dev.java.net/Rapid_Development.html
Demonstrates the potential bean-properties represent for future Java development and how a type checked strict language can be leveraged for rapid development.
For further information about bean-properties check the website, tutorials and FAQ at: https://bean-properties.dev.java.net/
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How to program using the eclipse, would you give some infromation about it?Re: Rapid Development With Bean-Properties
I don't use Eclipse for bean-properties but most of the other contributors do.To use bean-properties you can just add it to your project classpath from the M1 release. To change bean-properties code or to use the static instrumentation you must use Eclipse with Ant integration. There is a build.xml file in the root of the project and it can be configured using several parameters (classpaths etc.) in the properties files that reside in the library project.