POJO (English Plain Old Java Object) is a “good old Java object”, a simple Java object that is not inherited from a specific object and does not implement any service interfaces beyond those needed for a business model. It turns out POJO - a concept that describes a class that does not implement any interface and does not extend any class, has only fields, constructors, getters and setters?
- oneYes, this is just an ordinary class. - Andrew Grow
- ru.stackoverflow.com/q/581808/177345 - pavlofff
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What you describe is a Value Object . POJO is a class that does not use the special features of various frameworks such as Spring, EJB, etc. These frameworks appeared later and therefore the word "old" appears in the title.
Mikhail Vaysman Mikhail Vaysman
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- "is this a class that the special capabilities of various frameworks" implements? - bsuart
- More likely
не использует... - vp_arth - @vp_arth thanks. corrected. - Mikhail Vaysman
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