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That is great. I was amazed to find this because I was trying to write exactly the same thing but
was having a 20 minute battle with the reflection API and the generics interface. Your solution was spot on and I was able to drop in your extractTypeParameter() method over the top of mine. great!

it really makes it just "that" much bit tidier.

Francesco,

There is no need to create that bean definition – you can simply use MyQueue without the type parameter – at runtime there is no such type as MyQueue<String> when looking at an object instance. You can inject MyQueue into a MyQueue<String> property.

Rob

There is no need to create that bean definition – you can simply use MyQueue without the type parameter – at runtime there is no such type as MyQueue when looking at an object instance. You can inject MyQueue into a MyQueue property.

Rob

a question about generics and Spring:
is this kind of bean definition supported in Spring 2.0?

<bean id="test" class="MyQueue<String>" />

I mean, I created a generic bean class MyQueue<T> and I want to specify the type "String" when creating a bean in Spring configuration

Thanks a lot
Francesco

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I mean, I created a generic bean class MyQueue and I want to specify the type "T" when creating a bean in Spring configuration

Thanks a lot
Francesco

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I mean, I created a generic bean class MyQueue and I want to specify the type "T" when creating a bean in Spring configuration

Thanks a lot
Francesco