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If I have a class that looks something like this: public class MyClass<T extends Enum<T>> { public void setFoo(T[] foos) { .... } } How would I go about declaring this as a bean in my context xml so that I can set the Foo array assuming I know what T is going to be (in my example, let's say T is an enum with the values ONE and TWO)? At the moment, having something like this is not enough to tell spring what the type T is: <bean id="myClass" class="example.MyClass"> <property name="foo"> <list> <value>ONE</value> <value>TWO</value> </list> </property> </bean> Edit: Forgot the list tag.
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