"iterator() not foound in class ! Help !

Dear People,
I have an error message:
"TryCDCatalog.java": Error #: 300 : method iterator() not found in class stan_ipj_10_28_ii.CDCatalog at line 17
Iterator i = myCDCatalog.iterator();
any ideas?
Thanks
Norman
import java.util.*;
public class TryCDCatalog
   public static void main(String[] args)
     CD cd_1 = new CD(1,"Heavy Rapper", true,"John Smith");
     CD cd_2 = new CD(2,"Country Music",true,"Sam Weatherfield");
     CD cd_3 = new CD(3,"Punk Music",true, "Mary Martinez");
     CDCatalog myCDCatalog = new CDCatalog();
     myCDCatalog.addToCatalog(cd_1);
     myCDCatalog.addToCatalog(cd_2);
     myCDCatalog.addToCatalog(cd_3);
     Iterator i = myCDCatalog.iterator();
     while(i.hasNext())
       System.out.println(i.next().toString());
import java.util.*;
public class CDCatalog
   private Vector cdCatalog;
   public CDCatalog()
     cdCatalog = new Vector();
   public void addToCatalog(CD cd)
         cdCatalog.add(cd);
       public int numberOfCDs()
         return cdCatalog.size();
       public void showCD(Object cd)
         System.out.println("The CD is " );
       public String toString()
         return "";
import java.util.*;
public class CD
   private int cdID;
   private String item = "";
   private String borrower = "";
   private boolean borrowed = false;
   private int totalNumberOfItems = 0;
   public CD(int cdID, String item, boolean borrowed,String borrower)
     this.cdID = cdID;
     this.item = item;
     this.borrowed = borrowed;
     this.borrower = borrower;
   public int getCdID()
     return cdID;
   public String getItem()
     return item;
   public boolean getBorrowed()
     return borrowed;
   public String getBorrower()
     return borrower;
   public String toString()
    return (getCdID() + getItem() + getBorrowed() + getBorrower());

Dear Jsalonen,
Here is how my logic goes:
thank you in advance
Norman
My driver class has
//this should go through all the objects in the CDCatalog vector
Iterator i = myCDCatalog.iterator();
while(i.hasNext())
System.out.println(i.next());
My CDCatalog class has a
//confusion here - need to get to the CD class object attributes
public String toString()
System.out.println("NOT SURE WHAT TO PUT HERE");
my CD class has
//this should get me the CD attributes printed
public String toString()
return (getCdID() + getItem() + getBorrowed() + getBorrower());
}

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    Date: Mon, 20 Jun 2011 15:30:46 -0600
    From: [email protected]
    To: [email protected]
    Subject: Re: cell background colors are not showing in preview - help? - DW4 
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    Error(169,25): method getAttributeInternal(java.lang.String) not found in class oracle.apps.icx.por.wf.server.ReqLinesNotificationsVOExRowImpl
    Error(175,9): method setAttributeInternal(java.lang.String, java.lang.String) not found in class oracle.apps.icx.por.wf.server.ReqLinesNotificationsVOExRowImpl
    Error(181,23): method getAttributeInternal(java.lang.String) not found in class oracle.apps.icx.por.wf.server.ReqLinesNotificationsVOExRowImpl
    Error(187,9): method setAttributeInternal(java.lang.String, oracle.jbo.domain.Date) not found in class oracle.apps.icx.por.wf.server.ReqLinesNotificationsVOExRowImpl
    Error(193,23): method getAttributeInternal(java.lang.String) not found in class oracle.apps.icx.por.wf.server.ReqLinesNotificationsVOExRowImpl
    Error(199,9): method setAttributeInternal(java.lang.String, oracle.jbo.domain.Date) not found in class oracle.apps.icx.por.wf.server.ReqLinesNotificationsVOExRowImplError(205,23): method getAttributeInternal(java.lang.String) not found in class oracle.apps.icx.por.wf.server.ReqLinesNotificationsVOExRowImpl
    I have ReqLinesNotificationsVORowImpl and ReqLinesNotificationsVOImpl files in myprojects directory. Can anyone help please?
    Thanks

    Hi,
    From the error it seems that the code is refering ReqLinesNotificationsVOExRowImpl file.
    Please make sure that its class file is present in myclasses folder.
    Since u have mentioned that ReqLinesNotificationsVORowImpl is already placed in myclasses folder. Hope this should resolve your issue.
    Regards,
    Raj Papdeja

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