Final doesn't do much on classes or methods, since the compiler
already detects when a method or class isn't overridden by anything
else.
Final on fields and parameters however is effective, because it lets
the compiler assume those fields aren't written after the first
assignment, which means the
On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 4:41 AM, Alexander Orlov
wrote:
> In Java, *Integer* is an object and can be set to null whereas *int *is a
> primitive and cannot be set to null.
>
> In RequestFactory only the wrapped versions of primitives (= objects) are
> allowed. So you might use *Boolean* and *Intege
I've asked this question in the regular GWT group but I think this question
is too specific for the regular group.
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In Java, *Integer* is an object and can be set to null whereas *int *is a
primitive and cannot be set to null.
In RequestFactory only the wrapped versions of primitives (= obje
