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Compiler gives me a warning:

Warning: Note: C:\MyDocuments\...\MyFrame.java uses unchecked or unsafe operations.

This happens when I try to read searilized object, e.g.:

ArrayList<String> names = (ArrayList<String> objectIn.readObject();

How can I resolve this?
 
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because readObject() not necessary to return ArrayList<String> maybe other
 
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Yes, I understand that.
But, is there any way to avoid warning?
 
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You can use an annotation to suppress the warning if you know that what you are reading in is an ArrayList containing String.
 
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How?
 
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Originally posted by Velika Srbija:
How?



@SuppressWarning("all") public void foo() {
//your code here
}

You can get more specific than that if you like, but I'd read up on Annotations first. This feature was introduced in Java 5, so if you're using an earlier version, let me know.
 
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Also you'll need to use a later revision of 1.5.0. The second revision doesn't support the suppress warnings, but in revisions greater than or equal to 6, it should work.
[ May 11, 2007: Message edited by: Keith Lynn ]
 
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Thanks. I'm using JDK 6.

The syntax is
@SuppressWarnings("all")

but didn't helped. Maybe it is due to IDEA IDE which I'm using.?
 
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