Otho did you ever find a solution to the the Class Cast Exception when using
the @ApplicationState annotation? I have read and reread the docs and it
seems like my code should work. I am basically just trying to create an ASO
with the default persistence strategy and constructor. So I am not sure I
understand why I am getting the class cast exception.
-BGregory
Otho wrote:
>
> Hi all!
> Was there a solution to this really strange ClassCastException already?
>
> I have the same problem in the following circumstances:
>
> public class Search extends BaseComponent
> {
> @Component
> private Form simpleSearch;
>
> @ApplicationState
> private SimpleSearchString simpleSearchString;
>
> private String searchTerm; // wil be populated by the form;
>
> /* Form Handler */
>
> String onSuccess()
> {
> if (searchTerm == null)
> return null;
>
>
>>>>> getSimpleSearchString().setSearchTerm(searchTerm);
> return "ExtendedSearch";
> }
>
> public SimpleSearchString getSimpleSearchString()
> {
> return simpleSearchString;
> }
>
>>>>> This line gives the following stacktrace
>
> java.lang.ClassCastException myapp.state.SimpleSearchString cannot be cast
> to myapp.state.SimpleSearchString
> Stack trace
>
> - myapp.components.search.Search._$read_simpleSearchString(Search.java
> )
> - myapp.components.search.Search.getSimpleSearchString(Search.java:79)
> - myapp.components.search.Search.onSuccess(Search.java:53)
> - myapp.components.search.Search.handleComponentEvent(Search.java)
>
>
> This happens regardless of if I access simpleSearchString directly or with
> the getter.
> Any idead what causes this somewhat puzzling behaviour?
>
> Regards,
> Otho
>
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