FactoryPattern.com » Eclipse http://www.factorypattern.com Just another Object Oriented Weblog Sat, 02 Jan 2010 22:08:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 en hourly 1 How to Avoid Generics Related Warnings in Eclipse http://www.factorypattern.com/how-to-avoid-generics-related-warnings-in-eclipse/ http://www.factorypattern.com/how-to-avoid-generics-related-warnings-in-eclipse/#comments Thu, 07 Aug 2008 20:50:43 +0000 admin http://www.factorypattern.com/how-to-avoid/ I get tones of exceptions in my code because I tend to use Generics in the old-fashioned way. I have my reasons for that. And I have tons of warnings like those:

  • HashMap is a raw type. References to generic type HashMap should be parameterized
  • Type safety: The method put(Object, Object) belongs to the raw type Map. References to generic type Map should be parameterized


Just because I use to write code like this in java 1.5:

Map parametersMap = new HashMap();
parametersMap.put(properties.get("input.key"), page);

I decided to say, no I don’t want to see them again. You can change the Project Properties in eclipse to ignore them: Right Click on the Project > Java Compiler > Errors / Warnings like in the snapshot (notice you can change this setting only for your specific project or for entire workspace):

Skip eclipse warnings generated by generics

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It’s really simple to install it:

  • Install the bazaar plugin bzr-xmloutput by unzipping the archive content in c:\…\Bazaar\plugins\xmloutput\ (wherever your bazaar is installed, the plugin subdirectory should be named xmloutput). For details you can check the plugin readme file.
  • Install the eclipse bazaar plugin: Go to Help > Software updates > Find and install > Search for New Features to Install > New Remote Site. Use there the http://bzr-eclipse.sourceforge.net/update-site/ then pres finish and all the required operations to install the eclipse plugin. Restart eclipse and set the bzr.exe location from Window > Preferences > Team > Bazaar(scroll down for the picture).

The detailed installing instructions are here. If you fail noticing the first step, like I did and don’t install the bzr-xmloutput plugin you’ll get “bzr-xmloutput plugin not found” exception like in the picture:

bazaar ecipse plugin: bzr-xmloutput plugin not found

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