Re: Error message

On 09/05/2011 05:15 PM, Daniel Dekany wrote:
>
> That's strange. The error message states that you refer to a variable
> called "any" that is either null or it just doesn't exist. But the
> quoted expression doesn't refer to "any", plus the quoted line is said
> to be on line 4 (as opposed to line 2) and column 6079 (that's a long
> line). It's like if the error is originated from another line than
> what's stated. Maybe you have the #escape on line 2 column 17? Anyway
> that still doesn't explain the "any" thing. What happens if you delete
> everything from the file and only leave
> ${motorferdsel.applicant.epost} there?
Well everything was on one line, I auto formated it so it was more 
readable.
That is strange. I don't have a variable called any.
I will try only the ${motorferdsel.applicant.epost} part and see what 
happens.
The error message was just a snippet. There are tons more with the same 
stuff. Some keys work, some don't. Which is pretty strange.

> That the value of mfapproval is a String, so you can't use it with the
> "." operator. (Would be useful if it just says that...)
>
Actually the mfapproval is a Enum which has a variable called created 
which is Date. But perhaps enums are not supported?

Shervin

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