Consider this:
public interface AddressBeanBusinessInterface <E extends Exception>
| {
| ...
| public void delete( final Long key ) throws E, UnknownIdDeviation;
|
| public interface AddressBeanRemote extends EJBObject,
AddressBeanBusinessInterface<RemoteException>
| {
| // empty - see the business interface for the remote EJB methods
| ...
and
public interface AnotherInterface extends
AddressBeanBusinessInterface<NullPointerException>
| {
| // empty - see the business interface for the remote EJB methods
|
So there 2 interfaces which extend the AddressBeanBusinessInterface. One
expects to throw a NullPointerException and the other a RemoteException. So
what should the compiler "replace" the E in AddressBeanBusinessInterface? It
doesn't. All it does is marks the method to throw an Exception (as marked by E
extends Exception):
public interface AddressBeanBusinessInterface <E extends Exception>
| {
| ...
| public void delete( final Long key ) throws Exception,
UnknownIdDeviation;
|
|
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