Use of getAnnotation

Hi,
I have some problems with the use of getAnnotation(). I want to get the Annotation (Type Documented) of a class. I tried the following code:
Documented annotation = myClass.getAnnotation(Documented.class)This was said to be the right use in another thread here in the forum, but I get the error message
Type mismatch cannot convert from Annotation to Documented.
and the warning
Unsafe type operation: Should not invoke the method getAnnotation(Class<A>) of raw type Class. References to generic type Class<T> should be parameterized
Can anyone tell me how to use ist correctly?
Thanks,
Frank

Well, that works, but it's not exactly what I need. I don't need the Annotation
of the class Documented, but from another class.Sorry guys,
I muddied the waters a little by being lazy.
I wanted a Class that was annotated with @Documented so I used Documented.class which is, which also meant I could use it as both the object and the argument. I needed to do this because the OP hadn't defined MyClass and I had to do some guessing.
However I Still think there is something fishy going on with my code that didn't compile.
Oops, no there isn't. I retested the code that I said didn't compile, and now it does. I can only assume I did something really stupid like not saving the file before compiling, and So the compiler error was for a previous incantation of the code. SORRY.
But there is still something fishy...
Michael said
"The problem is that your myClass is a raw type, so myClass.getAnnotation(documentedClass) returns a raw-type"
But how come?
My understanding is that the return type is a type parameter of the method - not the class) and provided the args are "cooked", so should the return type be cooked. The type parameter T of the Class<T> class doesn't enter into the type inference process in this case.
This is the signature copied from the API docs for FCS
<A extends Annotation> A getAnnotation(Class<A> annotationClass)
T (from Class<T>) just doesn't come into it as far as I can tell.
The JLS drafts in the JSR-14 Proposed Final Draft 2 (the closest to JLS 3rd Ed I can find), don't say anything about the type inference algorithm being different for instance and static methods, and static methods can't have Class type parameters (The scope of them specifically excludes static members).
So why does the reference need to be a Class<?> rather than just a Class?

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