Hi Ed,
Thanks for your response.
My typo yes I did have the fully qualified class name.
I think my difficulty is that I don't have a list of objects. I have a list
of strings, like List<String> names.
This is where my confusion comes in.
If I have a list of strings, what should my getXXX() method be? getNames() ?
Also, if I need to explicitly define a column, what is the property name
supposed to be?
Because if I had a list of objects, like List<Employee> employees, then I
could define columns like name, age, pay, etc.
but I have a list of strings, like List<String> names.
Cheers,
Nic
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