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Error "is not a valid reference"
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Error "is not a valid reference"
jeff292@hotmail.com changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Status|RESOLVED |REOPENED
Priority|Other |Medium
Resolution|INVALID |
Version|1.0-Release |1.2
------- Additional Comments From jeff292@hotmail.com 2002-05-02 07:33 -------
Hi,
I now used the latest version of Velocity. I used the Nightly build from the
1st of May 2002 as well as the velocity-1.3-rc1 version and I'm always
encountering the same error as I decribed in this message.
As mentioned, this happens every time, I want to call a method, which is not
locally defined, but inherited from a superclass.
It seems as if there is a problem of mapping the methods from the Velocity
macros to the referenced Java classes. If I'm using this methods in Java (e.g.
in a Servlet, evrything works fine with the methods, I want to call)
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