Hi,
I have exactly the same problem(find method returns Enumeration). Did you
find any solution?
Please post it if you have one.
JMi
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On Tue, 30 Jan 2001, you wrote:
I have a BMP entity bean with a finder method that returns an Enumeration of
Primary Key objects. On the bean side I can even check the Enumeration and
see that it really is an enumeration of PK objects by doing a
pk.getClass().getName() on each pk object.
On the client side though, I get the enumeration back and begin to call
"MyTablePK pk = (MyTablePK)e.nextElement();" but immediately get a class
cast exception. I changed the code to do a getClass().getName() on the
objects in the enumeration and they are no longer MyTablePK objects on the
client side but rather $Proxy1, $Proxy2, etc...
Any suggestions or ideas?
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It shouldn't help, but it might be worth trying
MyTablePK pk = (MyTablePK)PortableRemoteObject.narrow( e.nextElement(),
MyTablePK.class );
and see if it helps. If there's any CORBA interactions it'd definitely
help,
but JBoss usually copes without it.
Give it a try, let us know what happens.
Tom
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