Reverse engineering generics
I have this simple line in my class:
public ArrayList allItems=new ArrayList();
Why doesn't it create any association to the MyItem?
This line does:
public MyItem oneItem=new MyItem();
public ArrayList allItems=new ArrayList();
Why doesn't it create any association to the MyItem?
This line does:
public MyItem oneItem=new MyItem();
Comments
you probably tried to post
public ArrayList<MyItem> allItems=new ArrayList<MyItem>();, didn't you? In your question the generics were removed by the forum software.From the top of my head I'd say you need to declare
public List<MyItem> allItems=new ArrayList<MyItem>();to match our default template set. Or you can change the template to allow ArrayList in the attribute declaration as well.Best regards,
Christian