| Re: [aspectj-users] Compile Error |
| Maybe a little more info will help to track this down. I have the following interfaces: public interface Finder { ... } public interface PartitionedFinder<P extends Partitioned<?>> extends Finder{ ... } public interface LocalizedFinder<L extends Localized> extends Finder{ ... } Each one of these interfaces has a corresponding aspect that defines default intertype implementations of it's methods. Then I have this abstract class: public abstract class OnetFinder<S, P extends Partitioned<?>, L extends Localized, O extends OnetElement<?>> implements Finder, PartitionedFinder<O>, LocalizedFinder<O> { ... } Up to this point it works great. No compile errors and I can see from within the cross references view that the intertype methods are identified in the aspects, and all applied to OnetFinder. Then I try to subclass OnetFinder: public class CMEFinder extends OnetFinder<CMEStub, PartitionedCME, LocalizedCME, ContentModelElement>{ ... } And here is where the problems come in. I get an error that one of the methods from PartitionedFinder and one of the methods from LocalizedFinder, that are declared as intertype methods, need to be implemented, and all the advice markers and cross references disappear for every class. The methods that aren't getting inherited properly are: public <T extends Localized> List<T> bestLanguageMatch(List<T> list, List<String> languageOrder); And public <T extends Partitioned<?>> List<T> bestPartitionMatch(List<T> list, List<String> partitionOrder); The strange thing there is that the cross references view showed both of those methods as being correctly applied to OnetFinder before I subclassed it. They are also the only generic methods involved, so it seems that has something to do with that. Hopefully that helps. Dave Whittaker Iradix, LLC (p) 212.513.0874 x100 (f) 212.504.8213 On Jul 31, 2008, at 5:41 PM, Andy Clement wrote:
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