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asianboycn
 Post subject: whats difference put annotation on setter & getter
PostPosted: Mon Aug 03, 2009 9:36 pm 
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Hi All
I saw some code put annotation on field and getter,
usually they dont put on setter, anyone here know why?

also what is the difference between put on getter and setter?

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Cameron McKenzie
 Post subject: Re: whats difference put annotation on setter & getter
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Typically you put your annotations on either a property, or the getter. From what I've seen, the trend is to put it on the property.

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