JClassType[] typeArgs =
type.getImplementedInterfaces()[0].isParameterized().getTypeArgs();
JClassType elementType = typeArgs[0];
Did you try with getTypeArgs(); ????
2011/6/14 pansen <[email protected]>
> hi,
>
> assuming i'm in a generator and receive a ``JClassType source`` which
> is in that case a ``org.test.Foo<Bar>``.
>
> then ``souce.isGenericType()`` returns ``null``
> but ``source.getParameterizedQualifiedSourceName()`` returns
> "org.test.Foo<Bar>".
> whereas ``source.getSimpleSourceName()`` only returns "Foo"
>
> ...which is a problem for me.
>
> what can i call to see this is a specialization of a generic? e.g.
> something like ``source.base().isGenericType()``.
>
> what can i call to see the specialization of this class - in this case
> i want the result of "Bar".
>
> thx a lot, andi
>
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