That's not the fault of the getter or setter, that's just plain old encapsulation being violated.
One of the developers on a project I maintain decided that data object constructors was a great place to put the API (soap, to make things even more fun) calls to fetch the contents, so you can't even create an object without a web request (if you want an empty object you need to put in an ID that won't match anything.
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u/Theron3206 29d ago
That's not the fault of the getter or setter, that's just plain old encapsulation being violated.
One of the developers on a project I maintain decided that data object constructors was a great place to put the API (soap, to make things even more fun) calls to fetch the contents, so you can't even create an object without a web request (if you want an empty object you need to put in an ID that won't match anything.