Abstract class with set and get methods

hi
how to write set and get methods(plain methods) in an abstartc class
ex: setUsername(String)
String getUsername()
and one class is extending this abstract class and same methods existing in that sub class also..... how to write......plz provide some ideas
am new to programming....
asap
thnx in advance

yes... as i told u.... i am new to coding......
and my problem is ..... i have 2 classes one is abstract class without abstract methods.. and another class is extending abstract class.....
in abstract class i have 2 methods...one is setusername(string) and getusername() ..... how to write these two methods.... in abstract class i have private variables username...... when user logins ..... i need to catch the user name and i need to validate with my oracle database and i need to identify the role of that user and based on role of that user i need to direct him to appropriate jsp page.......
for that now i am writing business process classes..... the above mentioned two classes are from business process.....
could u help me now
thnx in advance

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