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↳ | org.mybatis.generator.internal.util.JavaBeansUtil |
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JavaBeans rules:
eMail > geteMail() firstName > getFirstName() URL > getURL() XAxis >
getXAxis() a > getA() B > invalid - this method assumes that this is not
the case.
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JavaBeans rules:
eMail > seteMail() firstName > setFirstName() URL > setURL() XAxis >
setXAxis() a > setA() B > invalid - this method assumes that this is not
the case.
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This method ensures that the specified input string is a valid Java
property name.
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JavaBeans rules: eMail > geteMail() firstName > getFirstName() URL > getURL() XAxis > getXAxis() a > getA() B > invalid - this method assumes that this is not the case. Call getValidPropertyName first. Yaxis > invalid - this method assumes that this is not the case. Call getValidPropertyName first.
JavaBeans rules: eMail > seteMail() firstName > setFirstName() URL > setURL() XAxis > setXAxis() a > setA() B > invalid - this method assumes that this is not the case. Call getValidPropertyName first. Yaxis > invalid - this method assumes that this is not the case. Call getValidPropertyName first.
This method ensures that the specified input string is a valid Java property name. The rules are as follows: 1. If the first character is lower case, then OK 2. If the first two characters are upper case, then OK 3. If the first character is upper case, and the second character is lower case, then the first character should be made lower case eMail > eMail firstName > firstName URL > URL XAxis > XAxis a > a B > b Yaxis > yaxis