Github user rafaelweingartner commented on the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/pull/810#issuecomment-139698329
@ashwinswaroop, no problem.
About the class duplicity, it just seems that there are two classes, but in
reality there is only one. The question is that the project cloudstack-api is
located inside the Cloudstack (it is a module). You should open the class that
appear to be in cloudstack-api, this way the Eclipse IDE will properly compile
and show the errors that the class might have.
Sure you will have to change every single point that uses those getters and
setters, if you want to proceed with that proposal.
I just asked about the IDE, because when I saw that you just changed the
parameters type, but not the setters and getters, it seemed like someone using
VI to edit source files.
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