It's Camel case (The humps .. Get it?)
Your method is called getOnCreateEvent(), however be warned that in some EL (Expression Languages)
and the "new" Ruby/Groovy/Roo
patterns, your view code would refer to it as "onCreateEvent()".
The EL will put a "get" in front of it, and convert the "o" to "On".
Also if boolean types "get" can magically become "is" ;)
Welcome to the Fold!
Pat.