Rickard,
do you know why
public interface ServiceFinder
{
<T> ServiceReference<T> findService( Type serviceType );
<T> Iterable<ServiceReference<T>> findServices( Type serviceType );
}
are using Type instead of Class<T> ??
With Type, it might as well be;
public interface ServiceFinder
{
ServiceReference<Object> findService( Type serviceType );
Iterable<ServiceReference<Object>> findServices( Type serviceType );
}
which indeed is ugly...
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