Given the following Java class definition: ``` pu...

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Given the following Java class definition:

public abstract class ProcessorDefinition<Type extends ProcessorDefinition<Type>> extends OptionalIdentifiedDefinition<Type> implements Block, OtherAttributesAware {
// ... stuff ...
  public Type transform(Expression expression) {
        // ...
        return (Type) this;
    }
}

I wrote the following extension method in kotlin:

fun <B, Type : ProcessorDefinition<Type>> ProcessorDefinition<Type>.transformBody(func: (B) -> Any): Type {
  return this.transform(KotlinBodyFunctionExpression(func))
}

So KotlinBodyFunctionExpression is just a simple adapter class to adapt a Kotlin function to an Expression mentioned in the above Java class. I am only able to use this extension function like this though:

// this is Apache Camel btw that I am trying to extend
from("direct:start")
  .setBody(constant("1.0"))
  .transformBody { body: String -> BigDecimal(body) } // just superficial example
  .to("mock:end")

I am trying to find a way where I can just write .transformBody<String> { BigDecimal(it) }?

When I write that I get a compiler error: Error:(36, 25) Kotlin: 2 type arguments expected for fun <B, Type : ProcessorDefinition<Type>> ProcessorDefinition<Type>.transformBody(func: (B) -> Any): Type defined in com.test.package