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Does anyone know how to cast the return of method getRunningValue of a ProcessVa
mimar
over 10 years ago
Does anyone know how to cast the return of method getRunningValue of a ProcessVariableInstance object to a CDT? I am getting the ProcessVariableInstance and its instanceType is my CDT. I have imported the CDT into Eclipse. But i am getting a ClassCastException when i try to do the following:
ProcessVariableInstance pviProposal = pes.getProcessVariable(process.getId(), "proposal");
Proposal proposal = (Proposal) pviProposal.getRunningValue();
Thank a lot...
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mahipalc
over 9 years ago
Thanks for your help mimar.
Actually am just trying to return the o/p of getRunningValue(), but facing below error:
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'The Function Module com.appian.pkg.GetProcessVariables could not be installed due to invalid type: Invalid Type: Unable to determine type with QName of [{http://www.appian.com/ae/types/2009}Long]. Use the @Type annotation to indicate the type of a function parameter. The deprecated ’type’ attribute for the @Parameter annotation has been removed
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If you know, could you tell me how to define Type attribute in case of "Primitive return types" and "CDT's".
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mahipalc
over 9 years ago
Thanks for your help mimar.
Actually am just trying to return the o/p of getRunningValue(), but facing below error:
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'The Function Module com.appian.pkg.GetProcessVariables could not be installed due to invalid type: Invalid Type: Unable to determine type with QName of [{http://www.appian.com/ae/types/2009}Long]. Use the @Type annotation to indicate the type of a function parameter. The deprecated ’type’ attribute for the @Parameter annotation has been removed
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If you know, could you tell me how to define Type attribute in case of "Primitive return types" and "CDT's".
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