Re: question
Re: question
- Subject: Re: question
- From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 05 Feb 2003 12:29:43 -0800
What type is nextPage? If is it WOComponent then this will happen. Try this:
((UserEditingPage)nextPage).setUser(user);
^^^^- your page name here.
If not that then check to see that this method has been created on the page
you are calling it on.
Chuck
At 03:09 AM 06/02/2003 +0800, Green Joan wrote:
>When I tried to build and run the example in chap5 of the
>webobjects(webapplication) manual, I found two errors but I cannot locate
>the reason.
>
>There are two compiling areas ,one is in main.java ,the other is in
>UserEdit.java because
>of the same reason:
>
>nextPage.setUser(user);
>
>setUser(user) function seems not existed.
>
>Would you please help me ?Thanks in advance.
>
>Joan
>
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