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On 12/16/11 10:01 PM, Knute Johnson wrote:
> Yeah, unfortunately that doesn't work. Is it possible to extend JList
> and not get unchecked warnings?

Please be more specific.  In what way does it "not work"?  Roedy's 
suggestion is basically an exact copy of mine, and is correct, provided 
you use the suggestion correctly.

Since you didn't post a proper code example showing what you tried, 
there's no way to know for sure why it didn't work.  But we can say for 
sure that what you tried did not match either of the code examples I 
provided in my first reply (not counting my goof of using "int" instead 
of "Integer" as an example type parameter), since the techniques shown 
in those examples _do_ work.

Pete