Implements the method defined in interface

I defined a interface such as
interface IAuthorizer{
boolean checkPermission(Set<IAttribute> subj, Set<IAttribute> Permission);
In java 5, why does compiler not accept the method checkPermission signature of the following class
class Auth1 implements IAuthorizer{
boolean checkPermission(Set<IAttribute> subj, Set<IAttribute> Permission){
Iclass Auth1 implements IAuthorizer{
boolean checkPermission(Set subj, Set Permission){
nstead, the compiler only accepts

<If you compile the interface and the class in the same time (eg not having the interface in a jar file against which to compile the class), the compiler should accept your code.>
The interface and class is even in the same package. The compiler does not accept method signature as
boolean checkPermission(Set<IAttribute> subj, Set<IAttribute> perms)
<If your interface is part of a library jar file, could it be that
- the library is obfuscated using an obfuscater that doesn't know about generics?
- the class is written against JDK 1.4 API (in which Set is not generic)?
- the class is compiled using java 1.4 compiler?
>
no library is involved in the issue.
class is written in JDK 1.5 API and use JDK 1.5 compiler.

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"Glasklart.java": Error #: 300 : method readInput() not found in class Glasklart at line 10, column 9
"Glasklart.java": Error #: 300 : method readInputPrAreal() not found in class Glasklart at line 16, column 13
"Glasklart.java": Error #: 300 : method writeOutputPrAreal() not found in class Glasklart at line 18, column 13
"Glasklart.java": Error #: 300 : method readInputPrTime() not found in class Glasklart at line 22, column 13
"Glasklart.java": Error #: 300 : method writeOutputPrTime() not found in class Glasklart at line 24, column 13

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               throw new JboException(e);
I prefer not to add a message of "FacesMessage" type in the data model.
Is there any other way to show this message to the user?
Thank you very much.

Hi,
sandip is correct, go to SE11 Table T100.
I did it this way: Searched for (in my case) SPRSL = DE and TEXT = "Bitte Bankschlüssel eingeben" (that's the said error message). With the upcoming result I got the message ID and message Number, these are:
ARBGB = 'AR' MSGNR = '195'
ARBGR = '1J' MSGNR ='510'
Maintain them for your SPRSL and you should be fine.
regards, Lukas

Getting an error when calling the method of the bean

Hi,
I have the following problem:
From my action class I'm calling a method on EJB through Business Object and getting the following error:
org.apache.struts.action.RequestProcessor Unhandled Exception thrown: class gov.nyc.fisa.wbas.exceptions.ServerException
[3/6/08 13:53:44:700 EST] 1acdd938 WebGroup E SRVE0026E: [Servlet Error]-[SERVER EXCEPTION CALLING searchBenefitGroups() METHOD ]: gov.nyc.fisa.wbas.exceptions.ServerException: SERVER EXCEPTION CALLING searchBenefitGroups() METHOD
The following are parts of my code:
In Action Class:
BenefitGroupBO bo = new BenefitGroupBO();
BenefitGroupsColView cView = new BenefitGroupsColView();
try{
    cView = bo.searchBenefitGroups(transferObject,true);
catch (ServerException e){
    throw new ServerException("SERVER EXCEPTION CALLING searchFunds() METHOD ",e);
In Business Object:
private BenefitGroupImpl benGrpImpl = null;
    try{
           System.out.println("1. BenefitGroupBO - searchBenefitGroups()");
           collectionView = benGrpImpl.searchBenefitGroups(transferObject, isSearch);
           System.out.println("2. BenefitGroupBO - searchBenefitGroups()");
catch (RemoteException e){
            throw new ServerException("Remote exception calling BenefitGroupImplBean: searchBenefitGroups()", e);
.....It never executes the second print statement in the method
In Remote Interface:
public BenefitGroupsColView searchBenefitGroups(BenefitGroupVO transferObject, boolean isSearch)
                                                                       throws ServerException, java.rmi.RemoteException;
In the EJB
public BenefitGroupsColView searchBenefitGroups(BenefitGroupVO transferObject, boolean isSearch){
                                                                    throws ServerException
         System.out.println("1. BenefitGroupImplBean - searchBenefitsGroups() method");
         BenefitGroupsColView collectionView = new BenefitGroupsColView();
         System.out.println("2. BenefitGroupImplBean - searchBenefitsGroups() method");
          return collectionView;
.....It never executes first Print statement in that method and I do not think it ever goes into the actual EJB class.
Can anyone tell me what am I doing wrong?
Thank you
Edited by: SolutionsQuest on Mar 6, 2008 11:14 AM
Edited by: SolutionsQuest on Mar 6, 2008 11:15 AM

Hi,
Refer below threads:
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