Hi Jeff,
i use type casting and had no problems.
but I use
String s = (String)x;
without a blank before x.
When i remeber right i had a compiler error with the blank in.
Klaus
Torsten Curdt wrote:
Jeff Conrad wrote:
Your problem looks similar to an issue I brought up
but was not addressed by any
Jeff Conrad wrote:
Your problem looks similar to an issue I brought up
but was not addressed by anyone. It seems that the
XSP compiler was not able to handle typecasting
String s = (String) x;
Was failing.
What? Please point me to that thread.
This is more than just unlikely.
cheers
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Torsten
Your problem looks similar to an issue I brought up
but was not addressed by anyone. It seems that the
XSP compiler was not able to handle typecasting
String s = (String) x;
Was failing.
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