I have an interface annotated with @JsFunction that I use as a callback for events. As there are different types of events, I have added a type parameter:
@JsFunction public interface Function<T extends Event>{ public JavaScriptObject call(T event); }
From the entry point I do something like :
//... map.on("click", new Function<MouseEvent>(){ @Override public JavaScriptObject call(MouseEvent event) { });
When I run the project, everything compiles and run fine. But when the code above is executed, I get the following exception in the console:
Uncaught java.lang.ClassCastException InternalPreconditions.java:45
This seems like a GWT internal error. Is this a known bug in GWT 2.8 ? Are generics not allowed with JsInterop types?
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