Description Alessandro Carraro 2011-02-27 16:07:12 EST

Build Identifier: 20100917-0705

I'm sorry I've not the experience to produce a JUnit test Class, I try with an example.

Detail Formatters always fail when we have:
1) A generic type with a generic method
2) The generic method type parameter is called with the same name as the class' formal type parameter
3) The type parameter of the generic method is bound (extends something)

Example class:
public class TestDetailFormatter<X> {
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		TestDetailFormatter<Object> local = new TestDetailFormatter<Object>();
		System.out.println(local);
	}
	static <X extends Object> void errMethod(){}
}

Workaround:
if the name of the type parameter is different from the formal type parameter, there is no problem (in the example class changing the signature of errMethod with the equivalent 

static <Y extends Object> void errMethod

resolves the problem)

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a class type as described in the detail of this bug report
2. Create a detail formatter for this type (any detail formatter will throw the error)
3. Debug putting a breakpoint in the last line of the main method