By bloid
via javablog.co.uk
Published: May 02 2007 / 07:37
I just learnt something great about generics and thought I’d share it. We have several systems that take care of persistence and caching, which usually involve getting hold of a store through a factory method. Up until now, I was very frustrated that there was no way to check that the Class parameters are actually related to the generic types K and V, and I had to explicitly check they extended Serializable.
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