I can take a look at this warning.
Most likely you can ignore it for now as it probably relates to specifics of collection processing by jxls.
It would be good if you send me a complete sample so I can quickly reproduce it.
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Leo
Tuesday, January 4, 2011, 4:50:39 PM, you wrote:
| Hi, I have the two following Java classes : Class Info { … List lesTableaux; // or ArrayList<Tableau> instead of List, it’s the same problem! … } And Class Tableau { … String type; … } I have a java object named ‘infos’: Info infos = new Info(); And some java code to fill the ‘lesTableaux’ list and the ‘type’ string : Infos.lesTableaux[0].type = “my type”; In one cell of the the Excel sheet, I have this : ${infos.lesTableaux[0].type} When I run the program, there’s the good string (“my type”) in the cell but my program prints this error : ATTENTION: net.sf.jxls.parser.expressioncollectionparser.findcollectionpropert...@104![0,10]: 'infos.type;' undefined variable infos.type 4 janv. 2011 15:43:45 org.apache.commons.jexl2.Interpreter unknownVariable What is the reason of this error (because it works)? Why ‘infos.type’ and not ‘infos.lesTableaux[0].type’? Regards, Philippe Juhel Assistant au pôle GEI (Génie Electronique et Informatique) ICAM 75, av de Grande Bretagne 31300 Toulouse Tél : 05-34-50-50-45 Mail : philippe.ju...@icam.fr |
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Best regards,
Leo mailto:leon...@gmail.com
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