I think wqyivy wrote:
>
> public class location{
> ... ...
> }
...
> Object loc = tempVal.externalAddressValue(r.getGlobalContext());
...
>
> You can see after I get the return value of "location", its type changes to Object,
>instead of location. So I can no longer use the method contained in loc. How can I
>correct this?
> Maybe this question belongs to java programming. But I would really appreciate it if
>you can help me solve it.
> Best wishes
> Ivy
Yes, this is indeed a Java programming question; you need to sue a
"cast" to convert the return value to a "location" object:
location loc = (location) tempVal.externalAddressValue(r.getGlobalContext());
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