Java developers

Lastly again javac 1.5 spitted weird messages to me about unsafe operations on HashMaps.
Impossible to issue a HashMap.put(String,String) any more, even static or private. Half my code uses HashMaps and SortedHashMaps and I have been building MultiDimensionnalChainedLists of abstracts objects in cpp long before Mr Sun has issued their "unsafe operation checking" of shit.
Hey, Mr Sun, don't forget that if I've got time enough to fix all the stuff at my clients, I can think about PHP for my clients infrastructures just the same.

I'm sorry, but generic is "newbie" speak. C++ templates were there long before Java.
"generic", ah, let me laugh

Hi everybody,

I've got a question:

Stateful bean BeanA gets a reference to stateful bean BeanB with the use of dependency injection. BeanA is frequently used by client, while BeanB is rarely used by BeanA.
What happens when BeanB has client inactivity timeout? Is reference to BeanB going to become invalid and NoSuchEJBException will be thrown? Or probably container will not destroy BeanB while BeanA is alive?