There's a method:
protected List<? extends Object> retrieveData(TypeReference<List<? extends Object>> ref)
When I try to apply it:
return (List<SomeClass>) retrieveData(new TypeReference<List<SomeClass>>() {});
I get this notification
The method
retrieveData(TypeReference<List<? extends Object>>)
in the type AbstractJsonService is not applicable for the arguments(new TypeReference<List<SomeClass>>(){})
Not sure what's wrong here. Any suggestions?
也许您可以尝试使用以下方法签名:
protected <E> E retrieveData(TypeReference<E> ref)
Not sure what's wrong here. Any suggestions?
The type <? extends Object>
<? extends Object>
is unknown in the method body, this type might be an instance of List<SomeClass>
or not. The compiler can't know for sure and prevents the returning of a List<SomeClass>
.
When using a protected <T> T retrieveData(TypeReference<T> ref)
you have a "fixed" type for T and the compiler knows for sure that the returned type is the same with TypeReference
's type. Beside this the compiler is able to infer the type T to be List<SomeClass>
when calling the method: retrieveData(new TypeReference<List<SomeClass>>)
, no need anymore to do List<SomeClass>
cast.
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