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All the beans you have considered in the last 12 chapters have been graphic beans. That is, they have a specific graphical display which is presented to the user in the BeanBox. However, in some situations there is no obvious graphical display for a bean. What happens then? This chapter presents a bean which allows a BeanBox application to connect to a server application. This bean does not have an inherent visual appearance, yet can still be created and manipulated within the BeanBox.
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Hunt, J. (1998). RMI and Beans. In: Essential JavaBeans fast. Essential Series. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-0623-4_13
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