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Java Class Q&A » setter » dynamic

1. Referencing a dynamic setter from a dynamic class stackoverflow.com

I am trying to reference a setter... I received help and selected the answer too soon before resolving the issue.... see here: Using a setter from outside ...

2. dynamically set data via setters at run time coderanch.com

You can very well use 'Reflections' - java.lang.reflect package to determine whether a class has a method with that name or not. Also, it is not costly as when ever a class is loaded by the JVM into its memory, a Class object is created for it internally and you are just going to query it. Just try diggin that package ...

3. Calling setter dynamically forums.oracle.com

Hi all, I want to do something, but I'm not sure how to implement it in Java. I have a propertyChange method. This method is called from the client everytime a property is changed (for example a value of a input field is changed). This propertyChange method holds two attributes. An identifier (which I use to find the business object in ...

4. Dynamic setter invocation forums.oracle.com

Whats the easiest way to dynamically test for and then (conditionally) invoke a setter for a given property name on an object of unknown type? I could cruft up something myself with reflection, but I'm trying to genericise some functionality as much as possible, so the least brittle approach is what I'm after. Ideally I'd like something from the core API, ...

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