I have a simple service:
public class ArticleService {
public Article findArticle(Long id) {
..
}
public void persist(Article artilce) {
..
}
}
I use it with RequestFactory like this:
@Service(value = ArticleService.class, locator =
DefaultServiceLocator.class)
public interface ArticleRequestContext extends RequestContext {
..
}
everything works as expected...
then I tried to refactor the service:
public class ArticleService extends BasicService<Article, ArticleDao> {
...
}
wherein I moved methods like persist(), etc to the generic BasicService.
Now, requests for persist() do no longer work.
any ideas? is there a problem with generic classes?
thanks in advance,
-g.
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