| Problem with the defined collection. | Problem with the defined collection. 2005-05-19 - By Siwiec, Tomasz
Dear All,
I have a problem with my own collection of objects that I pass to my
task.
I have a AntFileInfoSet collection that store AntFileInfo objects (both
of them inherits from ProjectComponent).
The AntFileInfoSet looks like that:
public class AntFileInfoSet extends ProjectComponent {
private String refid = null;
private List antFileInfos = new ArrayList();
public void setRefid(String refid) {... }
public void addFile(AntFileInfo afi) {
this.antFileInfos.add(afi);
}
public List getAntFileInfos() {
if (refid != null) {
return ((AntFileInfoSet)
getProject().getReference(refid)).getAntFileInfos(); (HERE I KEEP
GETTING ClassCastException)
} else {
return antFileInfos;
}
}
}
The type & task definitions looks like that:
<taskdef name="myTask" classname="com...MyTask"
classpathref="std.classpath"/>
<typedef name="download_files" classname="com.....AntFileInfoSet"
classpathref="std.classpath"/>
<typedef name="file" classname="com.....AntFileInfo"
classpathref="std.classpath"/>
...
<myTask .......>
<download_files id="flashline.flieInfos">
<file name="xxx" .../>
<file name="xxx" .../>
</download_files>
</myTask>
...
The way I use it in my task is:
public class MyTask extends Task {
....
private AntFileInfoSet antFileInfoSet = null;
.....
public void addDownload_files(AntFileInfoSet afis) {
antFileInfoSet = afis;
}
public void execute() {
...
List antFileInfoList = antFileInfoSet.getAntFileInfos(); (HERE
I KEEP GETTING above Exception)
...
}
The main problem is I can't debug this problem as it works ok under
InteliJ (there is no ClasscastException) but it doesn't outside. I use
Ant 1.6.2.
Do you have any idea?
Regards,
Tomasz
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