I don't mean to be insulting, but you seem to be operating with a very poor
understand of Java classes/interfaces/objects/references.
You do not cast one class to another. You cast one object to a particular class.
For example, you might have:
AbstractPersistentIF po = loadObject(x);
PartnerIF partner = (PartnerIf)po;
PersonIF person = (PersonIf)po
OrganizationIf org = (OrganizationIF)po;
Now, depending on the class of the object that the po reference refers to, you
could have between zero and three ClassCastExceptions
David
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Hi all,
I have problems with casting interfaces (a $Proxy).
The classes are:
AbstractPersistentIF
|_PartnerIF
...|_OrganisationIF
...|_PersonIF
this is OK: (PartnerIF)AbstractPersistentIF
this too (PersonIF)AbstractPersistentIF
this causes ClassCastException: (OrganisationIF)AbstractPersistentIF
any hints / solutions?
tx Joerg
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