Often I find myself setting various fields in a Javabean and then passing that Javabean to some method.customerEntity.setName(Foo);customerEntity.setAge(45);customerEntity.setAddress(address);em.merge(customerEntity);Or requestPayload.setCustomerId(2343);requestPayload.setCustomerPreference(green);//lots moresendRequest(requestPayload)Not liking so much of data-population cluttering, I'd move those to a separate method.. public void doSomeOperation(Customer customer)    {          em.merge(prepareCustomerEntity(customer));    }private Customer prepareCustomerEntity(Customer customer)   { customer.setName(Foo);    customer.setAge(45);    customer.setAddress(address);    return customer;   }What would be a good name for such a method ? Maybe something like prepareXXX() or populateXXX()? Naming it as prepareXXX() makes it sound like a void method.. populateXXX() sounds better? Or should I just name it as setCustomerValues(). But setXXX() name makes it sound like a typical Javabean setter, which this is not.    
How to name a method that sets some values in a javabean?
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