I check the ofbiz code files for any changes since last week and now. I
did not see any.
I have a trunk version that does not have this error from last week.
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Adam Heath sent the following on 6/25/2010 1:20 PM:
BJ Freeman wrote:
as i said don't believe it is you.
however from my email on the user ML
LimitedSubContentCacheTransform.java has not been touched since the 4th.
here is the log from the site
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java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
javolution.util.FastCollection.add(FastCollection.java:169)
org.ofbiz.content.webapp.ftl.LimitedSubContentCacheTransform$1.prepCtx(LimitedSubContentCacheTransform.java:264)
org.ofbiz.content.webapp.ftl.LimitedSubContentCacheTransform$1.getNextMatchingEntity(LimitedSubContentCacheTransform.java:319)
org.ofbiz.content.webapp.ftl.LimitedSubContentCacheTransform$1.afterBody(LimitedSubContentCacheTransform.java:203)
As always, report the full exception, and steps to reproduce.
At a guess, this is due to a FastMap having keySet() or values() be
called, and upper-level code then trying to do an add() on the
resulting collection.
This is not a bug in javolution, or in the internal code in ofbiz that
returns a keySet() or values() directly. The bug is that the
low-level code is attempting to modify the collection; it shouldn't be
doing that.
