文章取自stackeoverflow上的一个问题的回答,链接在这里
Circular generic references are indeed possible. Java Generics and Collections includes several examples. For your case, such a specimen would look like this:
public interface P2PNetwork<N extends P2PNetwork<N, C>,
C extends P2PClient<N, C>> {
void addClient(C client);
}
public interface P2PClient<N extends P2PNetwork<N, C>,
C extends P2PClient<N, C>> {
void setNetwork(N network);
}
class TorrentNetwork implements P2PNetwork<TorrentNetwork, TorrentClient> {
@Override
public void addClient(TorrentClient client) {
...
}
}
class TorrentClient implements P2PClient<TorrentNetwork, TorrentClient> {
@Override
public void setNetwork(TorrentNetwork network) {
...
}
}
...
TorrentNetwork network = new TorrentNetwork();
TorrentClient client = new TorrentClient();
network.addClient(client);
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