I wants to save a key value pairs in the DB but Realm stops the compiling of the project when getting object like so

Goal saving keyVlaue pair in the DB

Expected Results keyValue pairs saved in the DB

Actual Results the project stops compile as of Realm doesn’t generate proxy classes

Code Sample

public class KeyValue <T extends RealmObject> extends RealmObject{
    @PrimaryKey
    private String key;
    private T object;

    public RealmKeyValue() {
    }

    public void setKeyValue(String key, T object) {
        this.key = key;
        this.object = object;
    }
}

Version of Realm and tooling 3.1.4

Realm sync feature enabled: no

Android Studio version: 2.3.2

Which Android version and device: 6

[Zhuinden]

The problem is that each generic type of this class would be a new table, and I don’t think that can be detected.

It would work if generics worked like they do in C++ but it doesn’t.

[bmeike]

It isn’t like we don’t support that because we are grumps, I just isn’t clear what it would mean, when storing stuff in the DB. 😉 So, I have to ask:. When you say “I want to do something like that”, what do you mean, exactly? What are you trying to accomplish? Happy to help, with a little more info…