Hi Jerome,
[...]
> One issue I'm having is that the Restlet interface is implemented by many
> classes (connectors, components, etc.). The changes suggested trigger a
> cascade of other changes in order to prevent warnings like:
> "Type safety: The method handle(Call) belongs to the raw type Restlet.
> References to generic type
> Restlet<T> should be parameterized "
Okay, another try. I think the Restlet<T extends Call> is too much.
How about this:
// Leave Restlet as it is
public interface Restlet {
public void handle(Call call);
// ...
}
public abstract class AbstractRestlet<T extends Call>
implements Restlet {
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
public void handle(Call call) {
if (call.getMethod.equals(...)) {
handleGet((T) call);
}
// ...
}
public void handleGet(T call) {
// ...
}
}
Does this solution help? Or do several classes depend on
AbstractRestlet?
Best regards,
Lars
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