Hello Bob,
Thanks for the pointers! I have now created 2 ParameterizedType
instances as you've suggested.
My next question is : How do I create a TypeLiteral from those 2
instances now? Or, did you mean them to be used in some other
fashion?
Thanks,
Rahul
On Oct 4, 11:33 am, "Bob Lee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, Oct 3, 2008 at 2:11 AM, Rahul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > private <T extends CommonUpdatableEntity> Store<T, Query<T>>
> > getStoreInstance(Class<T> entity) {
>
> You need to pass in TypeLiteral<T> instead of Class<T> here.
>
> > List<Binding<Store<T, Query<T>>>> bindings =
> > injector.findBindingsByType(new TypeLiteral<Store<T, Query<T>>>() {
> > });
>
> Due to erasure, this is actually looking for Store<T, Query<T>>, not
> Store<Project, Query<Project>>.
>
> If you still want to pass in Class<T>, you could implement ParameterizedType
> yourself in this method. getRawType() would return Store.class.
> getActualTypeArguments() would return Project.class and a second
> ParameterizedType impl to represent Query<Project>.
>
> Bob
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