Actually, I think the real problem isn't generics but an inner class
that using a generic specified by the outer class. I bet this problem
goes away if all the classes were defined as outer classes.
Steve Loughran wrote:
Scot P. Floess wrote:
Steve:
My apologies...my mouth is now stretched from the placement of my
foot in my mouth ;) When I tried this, I didn't specify -classpath
to command line javac. I see now by doing so it does, in fact, break
as mentioned.
Yeah, I agree (now) that it is a bug :)
Or a limitation of generics. Namely the .class file doestn contain
enough type information.
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