>>This works fine and I can create a template : >> >>MyFeatureType.Template template = new MyFeatureType.Template(); >>template.type = "MyFeature"; >>template.source = source; >>template.location = new RangeLocation(start, end); >>template.annotation = Annotation.EMPTY_ANNOTATION; >>template.myValue = 12345;
> When you try to create an unrecognized Feature type, the > system automatically falls back to the first recognized > superclass of your interface (in this case just Feature), > which explains the ClassCastExceptions you're getting. Thomas, urrently, is myValue lost into the ether, or is it placed into the feature's annotation bundle? Matthew _______________________________________________ Biojava-l mailing list - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://biojava.org/mailman/listinfo/biojava-l
