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Professor.javaAPI DocExample2422Thu Dec 15 22:27:52 GMT 2005com.oreilly.jent.hibernate

Professor

public class Professor extends Object implements Person
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Fields Summary
private Long
id
private String
firstName
private String
lastName
private Set
emails
private Set
classes
private String
degree
private Set
departments
Constructors Summary
Methods Summary
public java.util.SetgetClasses()

      return classes;
public java.lang.StringgetDegree()

      return degree;
public java.util.SetgetDepartments()

      return departments;
public java.util.SetgetEmails()

      return emails;
public java.lang.StringgetFirstName()

      return firstName;
public java.lang.LonggetId()

      return id;
public java.lang.StringgetLastName()

      return lastName;
public voidsetClasses(java.util.Set classes)

      this.classes = classes;
public voidsetDegree(java.lang.String degree)

      this.degree = degree;
public voidsetDepartments(java.util.Set departments)

      this.departments = departments;
public voidsetEmails(java.util.Set emails)

      this.emails = emails;
public voidsetFirstName(java.lang.String firstName)

      this.firstName = firstName;
public voidsetId(java.lang.Long id)

      this.id = id;
public voidsetLastName(java.lang.String lastName)

      this.lastName = lastName;