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Recovering lost types while avoiding 'unchecked cast' warning

I have an object where the type of generic T is lost at some point through a giant interface chain. I was wondering if it is possible to use a function to regain some type safety by checking the types:

private T metaData; // type of T is lost
public <R> R getMetaData(Class<R> className) {
    assert className.isInstance(metaData);
    return (R) metaData;
}

However, this implementation produces an "Unchecked cast: 'T' to 'R'" warning. Is there an implementation that avoids this warning, or is the only solution to suppress it?

You don't have to cast to R with () , you could use the Class directly instead. Like,

return className.cast(metaData);

which doesn't cause any warnings here.

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