public class DefaultNamingStrategy extends Object implements NamingStrategy
split
 the Java name according to the Java convention, and then
 join the resulting tokens according to the Cassandra
 convention. For example, a possible implementation might:
 | Constructor and Description | 
|---|
| DefaultNamingStrategy()Builds a new instance with the default conventions, namely
  lower camel casefor the Java convention, andlower casefor the Cassandra convention. | 
| DefaultNamingStrategy(NamingConvention javaConvention,
                     NamingConvention cassandraConvention)Builds a new instance. | 
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
| String | toCassandraName(String javaPropertyName)Infers a Cassandra column/field name from a Java property name. | 
public DefaultNamingStrategy()
lower camel case
 for the Java convention, and
 lower case
 for the Cassandra convention.
 
 For example, a "userName" Java property will be mapped to a "username" column.public DefaultNamingStrategy(NamingConvention javaConvention, NamingConvention cassandraConvention)
javaConvention - the naming convention that will be used to tokenize the Java
                            property names.cassandraConvention - the naming convention that will be used to build the Cassandra
                            names from the Java tokens.public String toCassandraName(String javaPropertyName)
NamingStrategytoCassandraName in interface NamingStrategyjavaPropertyName - the name of the Java property. Depending on the
                         property access strategy, this might the name of the Java field, or
                         be inferred from a getter/setter based on the usual Java beans
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