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org.granite.tide.seam.Context expects variable of type org.granite.tide.seam.Seam in constructor
This is in my opinion really not necessary, as it is directly passed to super, which expects a variable of type org.granite.tide.Tide.
When overriding Seam (extending Tide) (I think I'm not the only one doing this), this is annoying as you'd have to extend Context as well, to accept the overridden Seam object.
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org.granite.tide.seam.Context expects variable of type org.granite.tide.seam.Seam in constructor
This is in my opinion really not necessary, as it is directly passed to super, which expects a variable of type org.granite.tide.Tide.
When overriding Seam (extending Tide) (I think I'm not the only one doing this), this is annoying as you'd have to extend Context as well, to accept the overridden Seam object. |
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tide.seam.Context expects type Seam in constructor, which is not necessary
Just by curiosity, can you give your use case of extending the Seam object to see if there would be a need for a better extensibility mechanism.