This one time, at band camp, Ebersole, Steven said:
ES>That is actually the correct way. In the mapping you define a type
ES>java.util.Collection. The the actual object looks to accept a type of
ES>java.util.List. This will not work.
ES>
ES>Look at it this way. Try the following code (which is basically what you
ES>are asking Castor to do):
ES>
ES> public static void main(String args[])
ES> {
ES> java.util.Collection myCollection = new java.util.ArrayList();
ES> testMethod( myCollection );
ES> }
ES>
ES> private void testMethod( java.util.List myList )
ES> {
ES> }
ES>
ES>javac will not even let you compile this code.
ES>
Steve is correct.
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