What you probably want to do is have a Builder class. Then you would do something like this:

MyObject obj = new MyObjectBuilder().setXxx(myXxx)
                                    .setYyy(myYyy)
                                    .setZzz(myZzz)
                                    // ... etc.
                                    .build();

See page 8 and following of this Josh Bloch presentation (PDF), or this review of Effective Java

What you probably want to do is have a Builder class. Then you would do something like this:

MyObject obj = new MyObjectBuilder().setXxx(myXxx)
                                    .setYyy(myYyy)
                                    .setZzz(myZzz)
                                    // ... etc.
                                    .build();

See page 8 and following of this Josh Bloch presentation (PDF), or this review of Effective Java

What you probably want to do is have a Builder class. Then you would do something like this:

MyObject obj = new MyObjectBuilder().setXxx(myXxx)
                                    .setYyy(myYyy)
                                    .setZzz(myZzz)
                                    // ... etc.
                                    .build();

See page 8 and following of this Josh Bloch presentation (PDF).

What you probably want to do is have a Builder class. Then you would do something like this:

MyObject obj = new MyObjectBuilder().setXxx(myXxx)
                                    .setYyy(myYyy)
                                    .setZzz(myZzz)
                                    // ... etc.
                                    .build();

See page 8 and following of this Josh Bloch presentation (PDF), or this review of Effective Java