When attached to a field, this annotation adds a setter and a getter method following the Java Bean convention.
When attached to a field, this annotation adds a setter and a getter method following the Java Bean convention. For example:
@BeanPropertyvar status = ""adds the following methods to the class:
def setStatus(s: String): Unit = { this.status = s }def getStatus(): String = this.statusFor fields of typeBoolean, if you need a getter namedisStatus, use thescala.beans.BooleanBeanProperty annotation instead.
In Scala 2, the added methods are visible from both Scala and Java.
In Scala 3, that has changed. The added methods are only visible from Java (including via Java reflection).
This annotation has the same functionality asscala.beans.BeanProperty, but the generated Bean getter will be namedisFieldName instead ofgetFieldName.
This annotation has the same functionality asscala.beans.BeanProperty, but the generated Bean getter will be namedisFieldName instead ofgetFieldName.