Generated Code - Setter Style Issue

Suggestion -- rather than generate setter code like this:
   public void setFacultyRowSet(JdbcRowSetXImpl jrsxi) {
        this.facultyRowSet = jrsxi;
    }Use this pattern:
public void setFacultyRowSet(JdbcRowSetXImpl facultyRowSet ) {
        this.facultyRowSet = facultyRowSet;
    }It's more than just a style issue. It's also an issue of clarity. When using code completion and jrsxi appears, it looks like a mistake. Having facultyRowSet appear instead is more comfortable looking because it reinforces what the setter is all about.

Hello James,
I have noticed some strange looking variable names too in the generated code. Taking your suggestion into consideration I have filed an RFE for the same.
Thank you very much for the feed back. Please do continue to share your experiences and giving your feedback to us.
Cheers :-)

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Message was edited by: Yuhui Liu
Message was edited by: Yuhui Liu

Hi,
I suspect that you are using Java5 sinse the AbstractStringBulder is not present in 1.4.
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