Hello,
your getUsers() method looks suspicious - it seems to create list of strings
(not Users). Particularly, you add Strings retrieved from the resultset into
the list.
   retval.add(rs.getString(1));   
Therefore the ListView component gets passed the list of Strings retrieved
from the first column of table.

Robert Novotny



eddmosphere wrote:
> 
> Hi there! I'm realllyyyy getting confused..
> 
> I'm trying to create a table with the resultSet from a mysql database (I
> tried DataView but gave up..too much for me) by using a ListView. The
> problem is that I keep getting an ClassCastException: java.lang.String. 
> Wicket tells me this happens in the populateItem() method when I try to
> cast the ListItem to User (of course..). I have a simple User class with
> getters to retrieve: int userid, String name, String phone, etc...I don't
> know why this is happening so..could someone please help? 
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> Edd
> 
> 
> [CODE]
> 
>         ....
>         
>         /* create connection do mysql db and retrive a ResultSet */
>         NewConnection myconn = new NewConnection();
>         final ResultSet userTableData = myconn.queryTable("SELECT * FROM
> user");
>         
>         /* calling method that transforms my ResultSet (usersList) to a
> List */
>         List usersList = getUsers(userTableData);
>                 
>         ListView listView = new ListView("pageable", usersList)
>         {
>             protected void populateItem(ListItem listItem)
>             {
>                 User user = (User)listItem.getModelObject();  //
> CLASSCASTEXCEPTION HEREEE
>                 listItem.add(new Label("userid",
> Integer.toString(user.getUserId())));
>                 listItem.add(new Label("name", user.getName()));
>                 listItem.add(new Label("phone", user.getPhone()));
>                 listItem.add(new Label("email", user.getEmail()));
>                 listItem.add(new Label("type", user.getType()));
>             }
>                 
>         };
>         add(listView);
> 
> 
>         .....
> 
>         /* method to convert ResultSet to List */
>         public List getUsers(ResultSet rs) {
>              List retval = new ArrayList();
>              try {
>                 while(rs.next()) {
>                     retval.add(rs.getString(1));    
>                 }    
>              } catch (SQLException ex) {
>                  ex.printStackTrace();
>             }    
>         return retval;
>         }
>         
> 

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