I must have mistaken another compiler error at the time for that one.
Thanks, it simplifies my code, but now I learned how to create a DocFlavor.
Jennifer gave me a solution on the array issue and now my code works. Again, It's great to have some experts around.
Unfortunately the API doc'n doesn't say anything about an array, it just says `values'. If the API doc'n used Object[] instead of just Object it would be more clear on this point.
One more time, are there any ways to get a GraphicsContfiguration for a printer or printerJob?
Cheers, Eric
Phil Race wrote:
Sorry Phil, the compiler wouldn't let me use null for the DocFlavor.It should. I don't see how the compiler could object to it.When I run the program it throws classCastException at the first line of code (but could anywhere else in the statement). Given getSupportedAttributeValues returns (object) I can't compile the code any other way - can I?I think you'll find the return value is an array. The javadoc for getSupportedAttributeValues tells you the types of return values and how to deal with it. -phil.
