[Ian McDermid]

I am getting xdoclet errors in my EJB’s since going to JDK5. If I have a sequence such as:

List list = new ArrayList();

//Do some stuff

list.add(Object);

I get a warning that says Type safety references to a raw type (ArrayList) should be paramatized.

If I add the paramaters (List<object>t = new ArrayList<object>(); xdoclet complains about the < symbol.

If I add @SuppressWarnings(“unchecked”) xdoclet complians about the @ symbol.

Should I revert back to JDK1.4, or is there a workaround.

Ian

[Riyad Kalla]

Moving to OT > Soft Dev

Ian, this are all standard Java 5 warnings from the JDT compiler when moving to Java 5. If you hvaen’t worked with java 5 yet, it wants you to use Generics to specify types for collections and the like. You can turn off the warnings under your project properties and compiler settings, it’s under Warnings category.

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