Re: xdoclet support for java generics

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Paul Were wrote:
> Does Xdoclet support java generics?
> i.e.
> e.g List <String> getMyList() ....
> =20
> Thanks?
> =20
> Paul Were

XDoclet can cope with it (=3D no exception), but unfortunately, the type =
info ("<String>") is stripped and generated interfaces/classes are lackin=
g them.

Marco :-)


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