How to get rid of getters and setters from the Netbeans Navigator window?

I often create a "boilerplate" superclass for junk like that (at least before Lombok, when I'm able to use Lombok). The methods are still accessible by viewing inherited properties.

I often create a "boilerplate" superclass for junk like that (at least before Lombok, when I'm able to use Lombok). The methods are still accessible by viewing inherited properties. That said, a class with this many properties might be due for some refactoring, depending on your actual needs--that's a lot to keep track of.(You may also be able to filter the list, but that's risky, because if you hide, say, get* you might remove real methods from view.).

– MISS_DUKE Nov 2 at 14:57 @MISS_DUKE I don't know, that's why I said "may" ;) I'm not very familiar with NetBeans. – Dave Newton Nov 2 at 14:58.

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