Description Garret Wilson 2005-08-27 17:57:47 EDT

I have the following internal class:

public interface ValueRepresentationStrategy<V>
{
  public <N extends V> Component<?> createComponent(final TreeModel model, final
TreeNodeModel<N> treeNode, final boolean editable, final boolean selected, final
boolean focused);
}

The following internal class in the same file will not compile, even though it
compiles under JDK 1.5.0_04:

public static class TestValueRepresentationStrategy implements
ValueRepresentationStrategy<LabelModel>
{
  public <N extends LabelModel> Component<?> createComponent(final TreeModel
model, final TreeNodeModel<N> treeNode, final boolean editable, final boolean
selected, final boolean focused)
  {
    return null;
  }
}

Changing the class to the following allows it to compile:

public interface ValueRepresentationStrategy<V>
{
  public Component<?> createComponent(final TreeModel model, final
TreeNodeModel<V> treeNode, final boolean editable, final boolean selected, final
boolean focused);
}