Re: [Resteasy-developers] stringconverter

[Bill B. <bb...@re...>]

Michael Brackx wrote:
>>> however, the original testcase remains a problem
>>>
>>>   @Provider
>>>   public static class CompanyConverter extends
>>> ObjectConverter<Company>{..}
>>>
>>>   public abstract static class ObjectConverter<T> implements
>>> StringConverter<T>{...}
>>>
>>> How can you get the type in this case?
>>>
>>
>> @Provider
>> public static class CompanyConverter extends ObjectConverter<Company>
>> implements StringConverter<Company> {}
> 
> what i was trying to ask was how that could be implemented in java.
> how to get the actual type of T in this case?
> 
> Michael Brackx

Hmm, i'm not sure.

You can do CompanyConverter.getGenericSuperclass() to get 
ObjectConverter<Company> and find Company that way, but what you really 
want is  CompanyConverter.getGenericSuperclass()

and from that get the generic interfaces.  I'm not sure that will work.

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