Droid Java Beans are enabling you to port Java code to the Android platform that makes use of the classes in the package java.beans that contains a lot of code for reflection. Don't be afraid - reflection is not so slow on Android as you might think. So read on and get started!
git clone git://github.com/dthommes/droid-java-beans.git
droid-java-beans is released under version 2.0 of the Apache License.
You might have a library or other existing code that makes use of the java.beans classes. Set it up in an Android Project.
Download droid-java-beans.jar (later on will be published in maven central repository) and link it to your project.
As it is not allowed on Android to introduce new classes in the java.beans package, droid-java-beans use the package org.droid.java.beans but the same class names. So it should be easy just to replace 'java.beans' imports with 'org.droid.java.beans' imports. Or just let Eclipse organize your imports. Hopefully it will find all required classes under the org.droid package names.
HAPPY BEANING!
Daniel