Java 8 here. I have a method:
public LoadService {
public <T> T load(String blobId, Class<T> objectClass) {
// do stuff here
}
}
That allows me to invoke it like so:
Fizz fizz = loadService.load("12345", Fizz.class);
Buzz buzz = loadService.load("23456", Buzz.class);
And this is great. Except, now, I want load(...)
to return an Optional<???>
so that the interaction would look something like:
Optional<Fizz> maybeFizz = loadService.load("12345", Fizz.class);
if (maybeFizz.isPresent()) {
// etc.
}
Optional<Buzz> maybeBuzz = loadService.load("23456", Buzz.class);
if (maybeBuzz.isPresent()) {
// etc.
}
What changes can I make to load(...)
to allow it to return an Optional
of <T> T
?
CodePudding user response:
You can do it by declaring something like this.
public static <T> Optional<T> load(Object something, Class<T> clazz){
return Optional.of((T)something);
}