>>> If you parameterize the class, I don't think that causes any problems when >>> you declare an instance without a type argument, does it? >> Yes, you get a raw type warning. > OK, but then you could declare it with <Object> or <YourType> and the > warning would go away. The warning would be absolutely justified, and your > data is of a certain type, so this seems like the perfect place to use a > generic type argument, doesn't it? :)
Sure, but I don't want to have to parameterize my ListView. For the most part, ListView doesn't care about the data type. That's up to the model (which is already parameterized). G
