well that must be a JExcel API improper use problem, you can read up well on
JExcel to see if you are properly using the API
but if cell.getType is not returning the proper type, then you need to be
sure that you are calling on the right cell. am not even a pro with the
JExcel API, i just learnt
Hi,
I am using wicket + jexcel,
I got the following error,
wicket.WicketRuntimeException: Internal error cloning object. Make sure all
dependent objects implement Serializable. Class: com.ui.page.MainPage
Caused by: java.io.NotSerializableException: jxl.read.biff.LabelSSTRecord
Please tell
Ok. I will Check.
But When I get the cellType of each cell. It shows wrong type.
for e.g
Testing shows :: Date - wrong
12/12/07 shows :: Date- correct
200.00 shows :: Date - wrong.
It looks like confusing. Please advise.
Thanking You.
Regards,
Edi
Ayodeji Aladejebi wrote:
i suppose its a Jexcel issue because the Cell implementations are not
Serializable so you should not make them a dependent object in your
application like having
private Cell cell; in your webpage or panel
you could make it transient to avoid making it a serialization concern
or if you follow
any reply, please
Edi wrote:
Ok. I will Check.
But When I get the cellType of each cell. It shows wrong type.
for e.g
Testing shows :: Date - wrong
12/12/07 shows :: Date- correct
200.00 shows :: Date - wrong.
It looks like confusing. I am using cell.getType()
