The java.beans.PropertyDescriptor.setBound() method is used in Java to set whether a property is bound or not. A bound property is one that notifies listeners of changes. By calling setBound(true), the property becomes bound, meaning that any changes made to the property will trigger events to be fired. Conversely, calling setBound(false) will make the property unbound, and changes to the property will not trigger any events. This method is commonly used in JavaBeans to provide a mechanism for monitoring and reacting to changes in properties.
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