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I am trying to improve the type safety of the following method:
A<String> method(B<String> arg);
How do I make sure that this method is not called with a raw type B and that compiler always checks for String type specified?
You can’t prevent someone from calling a method with a raw type.
The reason is for backward compatibility with pre-generic versions of java.