Basically yes. An sub-expression evaluates to null and you want to
evaluate a further expression on it.
Lets say you have
this.name.length
If name is not set (null) you will get a NullEvaluation.
HTH,
~Karsten
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Am 28.05.2007 um 08:35 schrieb Roberts V:
Hello,
what is the reason for ERROR - Nullevaluation! Is this the same,
what null
pointer exception?
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