Hmm. Well, I guess I made the assumption that with all the errors, it
wouldn't work, so when I sent the email, I hadn't yet tried it. Now
that I have, I have other issues.
com
.webobjects.appserver.parser.declaration.WODeclarationFormatException:
Main: 28:16: Encountered ..omedomain.com" at line 28, column 26.
Basically, my wod declaration is a simple hyperlink to an email address:
Hyperlink1: Email {
href = "mailto:m..omedomain.com";
}
So, I don't yet know if the session key will work, despite the errors,
because of the new error. I also have no idea what is wrong with this
declaration.
As far as the generics are concerned, should I not be using NSArray?
Thanks
Andrew
On Dec 9, 2007, at 2:56 PM, Pascal Robert wrote:
>
> Le 07-12-09 à 13:19, Andrew R. Kinnie a écrit :
>
>> OK, so I am still trying to get my old app, which was fairly
>> simple, but originally developed in 2002-3, then maintained through
>> WO 5.3.3 into Eclipse 3.3.x, on a Leopard client development
>> machine with WO 5.4.
>>
>> I did the migration tutorial, but the app has numerous warnings and
>> errors, some of which I see that I am supposed to be ignoring, but
>> many I assume I either can't or shouldn't.
>>
>> 1. "No Key" errors. I have 17 errors saying a component has no
>> key. All of these are for various components lacking a "session"
>> key.
>> -- What could be causing the it to not find a key "session"? Did
>> something change regarding this?
>
> Does it work when you run your app ?
>
>>
>> 2. The are also numerous warnings about NSArray or NSMutableArray
>> saying:
>>
>> Severity and Description Path Resource Location Creation Time Id
>> NSArray is a raw type. References to generic type NSArray<E> should
>> be parameterized MyApp/Sources Admin.java line 22 1197217535161 1987
>
> This is normal. WO 5.4 is Java 5 compliant, so collections classes
> use generics. Your code will work.
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