Are you sure you need a generic RemoteService? Like Jeff stated, RPC
proxyCreator needs to ensure all subtypes of the types specified in your
RemoteService need to be serialized (that way, server & client can
communicate without problems). This will bloat the size of generated code.
Moreover, having T & K can only reduce the code-size by 100 bytes or so,
like this:
public interface GenericsRpcService<T,K> extends RemoteService{
T callServer(List<K> id);
T callServer(K id);
}
*public interface UserRpcService extends GenericsRpcService<User, Long> {*
* // Other (additional methods).*
*}*
*
*
Notice the 2 methods from GenericsRpcService are already present in the
subinterface. This is the only advantage you can get. Besides, you need a
type literal for *GWT.create *so there's no way to call *GWT.create
(GenericRpcService<A, B>.class) *(same goes with dependency injection -- you
can't bind a generics interface).
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