Not everything in a bindings library will have the same name in C# as it does in Java.
In C#, interface names start with "I", but Java has no such convention. When you import a Java library, an interface named SomeInterface
will become ISomeInterface
.
Similarly, Java doesn't have properties like C# does. When a library is bound, Java getter and setter methods might be refactored as properties. For example, the following Java code
public int getX() { return someInt; }
public int setX(int someInt) { this.someInt = someInt; }
may be refactored as
public int X { get; set; }
when it's bound.