Hi,
Shouldn't "net" be included in the list of top level package names
that import can use ?
import net.sf.XPTO fails
thanks,
Ricardo
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Hi,
Shouldn't "net" be included in the list of top level package names
that import can use ?
import net.sf.XPTO fails
thanks,
Ricardo
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Ricardo T. wrote:
Hi,
Shouldn’t “net” be included in the list of top level package names
that import can use ?import net.sf.XPTO fails
thanks,
Ricardo
No, I would say that net is to general - it will cause problems.
And it’s not such a huge thing to do
import Java::net.sf.XPTO
instead.
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Hi,
ok, I understand. but,
Java::net.sf.XPTO -> this works
import Java::net.sf.XPTO -> this doesn't
thanks,
Ricado
Ola B. wrote:
No, I would say that net is to general - it will cause problems.
And it’s not such a huge thing to do
import Java::net.sf.XPTO
instead.Cheers
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Ricardo T. wrote:
Hi,
ok, I understand. but,
Java::net.sf.XPTO → this works
import Java::net.sf.XPTO → this doesn’t
Doesn’t work in what way?
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An example using a class from jasperreports :
import Java::net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JREmptyDataSource
NameError: undefined local variable or method net' for (Object):Object from (eval):2:in
include_class’
thanks,
Ricardo
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