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From: qwertmonkey@syberianoutpost.ru
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Subject: cannot find symbol?
Date: Sat, 4 May 2013 10:50:39 +0000 (UTC)
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> Try reducing your problem to an SSCCE <http://sscce.org> ...
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 Sorry! The thing is that I wasn't sure what was causing the problem and I did
attempt to reduce that code to an SSCCE.
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 The original code is based on reflection
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> This looks like it was copied from C++ code which was copied from C code.
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 You would make a good detective ;-)
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> ((IADObj) tCtxt).setCtxt((new Integer(aSAr[0])).intValue(), aSAr[1], (new Long(aSAr[0])).longValue());
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 The whole purpose of doing things this way is not using a cast within verifyCtxt,
where using the strategy pattern an object of a certain class (which is given via
input parameter (.verifyCtxt(aSAr, _.getClass()))) is created
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 I am trying to do everything within DTO_T_Ctxt06 through templates, so, users 
don't have to code this class and for reasons I still don't get I am not able 
to get this right
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 Say, a user goes:

// __ 
class Ho3K{
 private String aS;
 Ho3K(){}
 public void setCtxt(String aS){ this.aS = aS; }
 public String toString(){ return(" aS: |" + aS + "|"); }
}
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 ...
 Ho3K Ho3 = new Ho3K();

 aSAr =  new String[]{"ho, ho, ho!"};

 DTO_T_Ctxt06<Ho3K> Ho3Ctxt = new DTO_T_Ctxt06<Ho3K>();

 Ho3Ctxt.verifyCtxt(aSAr, Ho3.getClass());
 System.err.println("// __ Ho3.getCtxtDTO() : |" + Ho3.getCtxtDTO() + "|");
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 How do you do such a thing?
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 lbrtchx