Class parametrized type extends and implements, possible?

Question

Hi all,
Maybe I'm not understanding it well, but every time I try to use generics for something useful I get to a point in which I need to define something like this:
public interface MyInterface<T> {
public T get();
public void set(T var);
public class MyClass<T extends Component & MyInterface<T2> > {
T myObject;
.... somewhere in the code:
T2 value;
value = myObject.get();
To me, this would be very useful, but MyClass does not compile. I hope what I try to do is clear (I want T to be a sub class of Component that also implements a parametrized interface). I don't know what I'm doing wrong nor if this is even possible. Believe me when I say I have done a lot of research (and people thought C++ templates where complicated...).
My main problem is having a parametrized type that contains a parametrized type and trying to have both types' parameters available for use in the class.
Any ideas?

Answer 1

This compiles in beta2:
public class MyClass<T2, T extends Component & MyInterface<T2> > {
   T myObject = null;
  void x() {
      myObject.bar();
      T2 a = myObject.get();
interface MyInterface<T> {
      T get();
      void set(T var);
class Component {
    public void bar() {}
}but removing the public modifier from Component.bar() will give the error: cannot find symbol.