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No I'm not talking about Harry Potter and their ilk but one of JMatter's many features, that's right, wizards that let you configure your domain classes in an easy way. If you're into Java desktop programming you owe to yourself to take a look at what the framework has to offer (hint: check the latest article by Eitan). Alright on with the topic, before the feature I'm about to introduce, the way to code wizards was pretty straight forward but as your domain class grew so did your wizard code, and it lend itself to repetition, as we are against DRY, DomainWizard was born.