Andrew wrote:
Hi Jason,
Does that really work?
So the Paypal developers say!
http://www.pdncommunity.com/pdn/board/message?board.id=api&message.id=131#M131
<http://www.pdncommunity.com/pdn/board/message?board.id=api&message.id=131#M131>
Well, not to knock down their developers, but that post doesn't look
like an authoritative sample of working code. ;-) First of all it isn't
even valid Java syntax. It's also different than what you pasted in
since theirs doesn't try to assign the ErrorType object to a String
variable. In short, it doesn't do what you want.
I assume by "the object value" you mean a String representation of it?
Try ${item.toString()} ?
I mean the actual value held in the object. Even with item.toString() I
am still getting:
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type returns. What I want is to access the contents within object which
is a descriptive string describing why a credit card check was rejected.
OK, so call a method of the ErrorType class that returns the descriptive
string you want. Perhaps .getShortMessage() or .getLongMessage()? You
just need to look at what the API provides.
The fact that it's telling you it's got an ErrorType object indicates
the forEach looping is working correctly.
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