Issue1578

This is bug or non-documented feature?
  When importing some java class that have methods in following form:
public void getABsomething();
public void setABsomething(int a);
  in other words the method name begins from "get" or "set", than two capital letters and no parameters for "get" and one parameter for "set",  it creates "ABsomething" in class "directory".
  Example:
Java source:
    public void setPTT(boolean keyUp) {
        eventListener.putEvent(new EventSetPTT(keyUp));
    }

    public void getFFnothingelsematters() {
    }

print dir(ClassName) output:
['CallState', 'FFnothingelsematters', 'PTT', 'PTTState', 'PttState', 'RadioCallType', '__class__', '__delattr__', '__doc__', '__eq__', '__getattribute__', '__hash__', '__init__', '__ne__', '__new__', '__reduce__', '__reduce_ex__', '__repr__', '__setattr__', '__str__', 'addActivityListener', 'addCallListener', 'addMessageListener', 'addPTTListener', 'addPingListener', 'addRegistrationListener', 'callType', 'class', 'clearGroupCallGroupID', 'destroy', 'equals', 'forcePTT', 'getCallType', 'getClass', 'getFFnothingelsematters', 'getPTTState', 'getRadio', 'hashCode', 'makeGroupCall', 'makePrivateCall', 'makeRadioAlert', 'notify', 'notifyAll', 'pingRadio', 'radio', 'removeActivityListener', 'removeCallListener', 'removeMessageListener', 'removePTTListener', 'removePingListener', 'removeRegistrationListener', 'run', 'setPTT', 'toString', 'wait']
  Pay attention to "getFFnothingelsematters" and "FFnothingelsematters", the same as "setPTT" and "PTT".
  Ofcource "PTT" and "FFnothingelsematters" was surelly not defined in java code (nor was found in compiled .class file).

Probably this part of code guilty:
/usr/local/jython/src/org/python/core/PyJavaType.java

// Now check if it's a bean property accessor
String name = null;
boolean get = true;
if (methname.startsWith("get") && methname.length() > 3 && n == 0) {
name = methname.substring(3);
} else if (methname.startsWith("is") && methname.length() > 2 && n 0
&& meth.getReturnType() Boolean.TYPE) {
name = methname.substring(2);
} else if (methname.startsWith("set") && methname.length() > 3 && n == 1) {
name = methname.substring(3);
get = false;
}

It's a feature, it's documented in the user guide in the "JavaBean Properties" section