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How to use 'BeanProperties' without warnings [message #1760613]

Fri, 28 April 2017 20:54

Glenn Burkhardt

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Registered: April 2017

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I'm using Eclipse 4.6.3 with Java 8u121. When using data binding, I can't seem to figure out how to write the binding so that I don't get errors about raw types.

So with a statement like

bindingContext.bindValue(WidgetProperties.text(SWT.Modify).observe(textWidget),
BeanProperties.value("propertyName").observe(object))

the compiler gives the warning:

Type safety: The method observe(Object) belongs to the raw type IValueProperty. References to generic type IValueProperty<S,T> should be parameterized

I've tried different type casts, but then I get additional warnings:

- Type safety: Unchecked cast from IObservableValue to IObservableValue<String>
- Unnecessary cast from IObservableValue to IObservableValue<String>

How should this be written so the check for raw types is enabled, but no warnings are issued?

P.S. The code works as desired, despite the warnings.

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