Re: Beginner's Question: "*.java uses unchecked or unsafe operations"
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Hi all
I have read the net and notice this problem is caused by the version of
compiler between 1.5 and 1.4.
I tried to use the follow codes to overcome the warning msg. "uses
unchecked or unsafe operations" but not able to. Please advice. Thanks.
[code]
public class XXX
{
private ArrayList <Customer> CustDB;
.....
.....
public static void main(String[] args)
{
......
......
......
FileInputStream readFile = new FileInputStream("cust.dat");
ObjectInputStream read = new ObjectInputStream(readFile);
CustDB = (ArrayList<Customer>)read.readObject();
}
}
[/code]
I tried to typecast the read object, but yet the warning still exists.
May I know where have I did wrong?
Specifically, change the cast to:
CustDB = (ArrayList<?>)read.readObject();
you'll probably have to add some more casts later on in your code in
addition to making this change.
In general, don't supply generic type arguments in cast expressions.
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