Answer by Andrzej Doyle for Java generic List parameter not possible?
Riduidel is right in that the problem is that you haven't declared the T anywhere.Depending on what you want to do with the contents of the list, chances are you can just use a wildcard. List<?>...
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In that case, the T parameter has to be defined somewhere. As I guess your class does not declares this parameter, you have to put it in your method declaration, likeprivate <T> OnClickListener...
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i have a simple method that takes a generic List parameter but for some reason my IDE(Eclipse) states how it cannot be resolved?Am i doing something wrong here private OnClickListener...
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