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Arne Vajh=F8j wrote:
> Maybe I am the only one in the known universe that don't know.
>=20
> But let us say we have:
>=20
> X a =3D new X(aa);
> X b =3D new X(bb);
>=20
> test(a,b);
>=20
> void test(X a,X b) {
>=20
> }
>=20
> How should the annotation look like, how should it be put on and
> how do I get it in test?

I don't understand your question "How do I get it in test?"

> I know how to put an annotation on the type X that I can get in
> test. But that is the same for both a and b. Roedy needs a
> different annotation (value).
>
> I don't think I have ever seen that done with instances.

Take a look at JPA:

@Column(name=3D"SURNAME")
private String lastName;

@Column(name=3D"GIVENNAME")
private String firstName;

Is that not annotating a field? And annotations can annotate a local variab=
le, too.

It's not annotating 'String'.

Is that not what you wanted?

--=20
Lew