Hello IvyTeam Is there a simple way calling self made generic classes? Like the List. Data:<br> dao Dao<Item> in Ivyscript:<br> calling dao.get(id) the response would be of type Item. generic Class:<br> T get(int id) It would be great if there is a solution. Thanks for an answer and Greetings Edit: Trying to extend a class with the Generic doesn't help any further.<br> In java code those objects return items as it should and in ivyscript Objects are still returned. public class DaoItemTest extends Dao<Item> { public DaoItemTest() { super(Item.class); } }

Hello IvyTeam Is there a simple way calling self made generic classes? Like the List. Data:<br> dao Dao<Item> in Ivyscript:<br> calling dao.get(id) the response would be of type Item. generic Class:<br> T get(int id) It would be great if there is a solution. Thanks for an answer and GreetingsGreetings Edit: Trying to extend a class with the Generic doesn't help any further.<br> In java code those objects return items as it should and in ivyscript Objects are still returned. public class DaoItemTest extends Dao<Item> { public DaoItemTest() { super(Item.class); } }

Hello IvyTeam Is there a simple way calling self made generic classes? Like the List. Data:<br> dao Dao<Item> in Ivyscript:<br> calling dao.get(id) the response would be of type Item. generic Class:<br> T get(int id) It would be great if there is a solution. Thanks for an answer and Greetings