Diamond Developer Library Code Errror

Question

The following page :
http://devlibrary.businessobjects.com/BusinessObjectsXIR2/en/en/RE_SDK/resdk_dg_doc/doc/resdk_java_CustoWebI_dg/ewucw_083.html
Has the following code block
IInfoStore iStore =
        (IInfoStore)session.getAttribute("InfoStore");
ReportEngines webiRepEngines =
        (ReportEngine)session.getAttribute("ReportEngines");
ReportEngine webiRepEngine = webiRepEngines.getService(
        ReportEngineType.WI_REPORT_ENGINE);
IInfoObjects universes = getUniverses(iStore, iID);
//Get the first universe
IInfoObject universe = (IInfoObject)universes.get(0);
//then create the blank document
DocumentInstance doc = webiRepEngine.newDocument(universe.getID());
ReportEngine.newDocument takes a String not an Int.  InfoObject.getID returns an int but Report engine wants a String as seen here :
http://devlibrary.businessobjects.com/BusinessObjectsXIR2/en/en/RE_SDK/resdk_java_doc/doc/resdk_java_apiRef/com/businessobjects/rebean/wi/ReportEngine.html

Answer 1

Thanks so much for helping with this, Nubz!
Joerg's instructions are excellent. I refer to them often and I've had them bookmarked since I found Apple Discussions last year. The new Code section is great!! Very clear!
Now we just need to find a way to get users to that page. Our problem has never been with users who are interested enough in Apple Discussions to visit the Tips Library. The unformatted code is coming from first-time users--not necessarily novice coders, but programmers of all skill levels who aren't coming here to learn about the forums or relate to the community. These folks are focused on their current project, may have found no answers anywhere else, and arrive here with tunnel vision. Often there's a language problem as well.
The newly arrived OP will often start the thread with a page of unformatted code. Those of us with eyes used to filling in the missing brackets, indentation etc. can sometimes decypher the mess, but usually we need to give formatting instructions and ask the OP to repost. The frequency of this scenario has been increasing. Lately I've been posting those instructions almost once every day.
Of course that's a good sign! We've been giving good service down there and the number of newcomers seems to be reflecting that. A big percentage have turned into regulars, so I think we have a very healthy forum. It's just the formatting cycle gets old, and the time and bytes add up too.
My suggestion is this:
One yellow moderator announcement that stays in the first position on the topic page for both dev forums. The subject line is:
To format code: Paste your code here
The user doesn't even need to open the message. Only developers will see this. No change to the page header is needed. If the user does open the message, a link will be provided to Joerg's tips.
- Ray