Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] Does php java bridge 3.2.1 support java 1.5 generic syntax?

[<php...@li...>]

Hi,

>   For my application, most of the methods use
> generic as a parameter or

Yes, generics (implemented as erasures) are no problem
for the bridge. Please see our FAQ for details. Real
generics, as proposed by the Rice people (which could
be the base of a proper java module system) need some
adjustment within the bridge code.


> Does the bridge
> support generic systax.

You probably mean "does the bridge support java
generics"? Yes, it does. 

Does it support a generic syntax? No. Java only
supports generics on its surface, the byte code below
is still the same as in java 1.4.

Implementing a syntax transformer (something like
Scheme's define-syntax) for PHP is outside the scope
of the PHP/Java Bridge. 


> Could the syntax be like?
> new java("java.util.List<String>");

The syntax is:

  new java("java.util.List");


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier

--- php...@li...
schrieb:

> Hi
>   For my application, most of the methods use
> generic as a parameter or
> return value (e.g. List<Foo>).  Does the bridge
> support generic systax.
> If it does, could I have a link to the document?
> 
> Could the syntax be like?
> new java("java.util.List<String>");
> 
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