updateEntry = (EventEntry) myService.getEntry(loadUrl, EventEntry.class);
But I wish I could say why this happens.
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Darren
On 5/26/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm working with the following code and while one Eclipse platform
handles this correctly, my platform throws the error: Type mismatch:
cannot convert from type BaseEntry to EventEntry
URL loadUrl = new URL(updateTimeSpace.getGoogleUrlEntry());
EventEntry updateEntry;
try {
updateEntry = myService.getEntry(loadUrl, EventEntry.class);
myService is correctly defined and shows getEntry(URL, <E>) <E> in the
package explorer but shows a popup of getEntry(URL arg0, Class arg1)
baseEntry - GoogleService in the Eclipse autocomplete.
We've verified jar files a couple of times and have both reloaded from
head to ensure that everything is the same...
Any guidance available as to what might be fouling my configuration?
Cheers,
Derek.
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