java

[phani kon]

Hello all,

Can anyone tell me, how to assign a string to an object?



Property range = new property();
I have declared some attributes in the peoperty file

conditoned.properties:
CONDITIONED_MEASUREMANT_NAME:

Property range = new property();
CasacadePolicy cas = null;
cas = range.getProperty("CONDITIONED_MEASUREMANT_NAME");
It is giving an error that cannot convert from string to an object

Please give me some suggestions

thanks

[Christophe Verré]

I don't know what these CasacadePolicy and Property classes are, but obviously
getProperty() returns a String, not a CasacadePolicy. Check the API for both.
Does the Property class have a method returning a CasacadePolicy ?
Does the CascadePolicy class have a method passing a Policy as an argument ?

[pete stein]

Another thing to check is what version of the compiler are you using? What is the compliance level? You may have better luck with jdk compliance level of 5 or 6 as opposed to 1.4.

Are you using eclipse as an IDE? If so, look into Window - Preferences -Java - Compiler...

Of course, I could be totally off base too....

[marc weber]

Originally posted by lakshmi manepally:
...It is giving an error that cannot convert from string to an object

Please give me some suggestions...

Can you post the exact error you're getting?

[phani kon]

the excat error:
Type mismatch: cannot convert from string to measure.casadePolicy()

[marc weber]

Originally posted by lakshmi manepally:
the excat error:
Type mismatch: cannot convert from string to measure.casadePolicy()

Is this the complete error message? Where's the line number?