I think Thomas Gentsch wrote:
>
> As shown in the pumps example a Java bean has to contain something like:
>
> public void setVal(int v)
> {
> int tmp = val;
> val = v;
> pcs.firePropertyChange("Val", tmp, v);
> }
>
> Now if I have dozens of classes with again dozens of members I have to
> code all this in every single set() method.
> Is there any better way?
No, but there's a harder way: don't use PropertyChangeSupport! :)
Seriously, though: a good editor or IDE can do this kind of thing for
you automatically. Or you can write a program to generate them for
you.
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