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The visual interface allows inspection of and implementation of both individual beans and their linkage . This visual construction of linkage allows one to form nontrivial programs with multiple communicating components
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Apart from the event mechanism which is a communication/linkage mechanism, ComponentWare (and JavaBeans in particular) "just" give a set of universal rules (needed for interoperability) for rather uncontroversial (albeit good) object-oriented and visual programming practices
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Hiding of properties which can only be accessed by methods (which must have special names)
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Display of these properties (as given by methods)
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Javabeans expose the interesting events and properties and the user can use this in a design environment such as Visual Café to decide how to share these exposed elements
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