I tried to convert my Java code in C# but I missed something.
Java code
public Map<String, MyDataClass> getData() { return data; } public void setDataCarriers(Map<String, MyDataClass> data) { this.data = data; }
Which is converted by tool like following:
public virtual IDictionary<string, MyDataClass> Data { get { return data; } set { this.data = value; } }
but getting error:
Using the generic type ‘MyDataClass’ requires 1 type arguments
Java code
public class MyDataClass<T> implements Serializable { private T demohere; public T get() { return demohere; } public void set(T demohere) { this.demohere= demohere; } }
Converted to C#
[Serializable] public class MyDataClass<T> { private T demohere; public virtual T demohere { get { return demohere; } set { this.demohere= value; } } }
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Answer
You should change type of Data
to IDictionary<String, MyDataClass>
and remove type argument <T>
from MyDataClass