ArthIT: How to suppress the warning is not why I asked the question. I want
to be sure generify Wicket is correct so user code can be clean and warning
free.
>in Eclipse go to "Window -> Preferences"
>Type "Generic" in the search box. Now you should see the
>Java->compiler->Errors/Warning>s Node.
>Open it, and change settings under "Generic types" to whatever you want
>("Ignore" f.e.)
I don't do this because that covers up all the warnings of that kind. I
prefer to see the warnings and deal with them. If the warning cannot be
fixed, I use @SupressWarning on the spot.
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 3:53 AM, ArthIT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> in Eclipse go to "Window -> Preferences"
> Type "Generic" in the search box. Now you should see the
> Java->compiler->Errors/Warnings Node.
> Open it, and change settings under "Generic types" to whatever you want
> ("Ignore" f.e.)
>
> Cheerz
>
>
> MYoung wrote:
> >
> > (Other than using @SupressWarnings)
> >
> > AjaxFallbackButton<Page1> submitButton = new
> > AjaxFallbackButton<Page1>("submitButton", form) {
> >
> > @Override protected void onSubmit(AjaxRequestTarget target,
> > Form
> > f) { <<<<<<< Warning here
> > .....
> >
> >>>>>>>> Form is a raw type. References to generic type Form<T> should be
> > parameterized.
> >
> >
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