Hello all,
I declared an ASO like that
@ApplicationState
private SomeIntf<A> a ;
It works very well, and I can find this object across all my pages. But
then I declared another one :
@ApplicationState
private SomeIntf<B> b ;
Following the way Java deals with templates, T5 considers that those two
ASO are the same. It's not a big deal, I can extends SomeIntf<T> with
SomeIntfA and SomeIntfB, and work things out like that, but I dont find
that very elegant, plus it wont scale nicely as T takes more values.
So, would it be possible, or would it make sense, to have some kind of
name attribute to the @ApplicationState, allowing one to discriminates
ASO, something like that :
@ApplicationState(name="SomeIntfA")
private SomeIntf<A> a ;
and
@ApplicationState(name="SomeIntfB")
private SomeIntf<B> b ;
Bytheway, that would allow one to have different ASOs with the same type.
Thank you for your answers / thoughts / advice,
José
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