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(T) vs. t.cast in p4j5, or the opensource effect
Immediately after opensourcing the first utilities in the Java EE 5 Patterns project, I got not only many requests for developer role, but also some good feedback. In the ElementLocator utility, I wrote the following code:
public <T> T getElement(String jndiName,Class<T> t){
Object component = this.getElement(jndiName);
return (T)PortableRemoteObject.narrow(component, t);
}
the problem is the cast, which causes warnings, which is in turn sub-optimal :-).
Robert Herschke sent me the following snippet, which was immediately committed to the trunk:
public <T> T getElement(String jndiName,Class<T> t){
Object component = this.getElement(jndiName);
return t.cast(PortableRemoteObject.narrow(component, t));
}
I invited him to get the developer role, but he had to work :-).
Posted at 12:37PM Jul 01, 2007 by Adam Bien in Java EE 5 Architectures | Comments[0]
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