Java Exception problem

Question

Hi,
i have a file called ConstructMap.java which declares 2 objects, first being a File object file and the second being a FeatureType object myFeatureTypeSchema. I also have another file called ConstructStyle.java. What i am doing is trying to pass these to parameters into my second file into a function called myCreateStyle() which accepts two param as File and FeatureType. The problem i'm getting is that when i run it i get the following exception:
java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException: Not supported yet.
at com.mycompany.Map_AppV2.ConstructStyle.myCreateStyle(ConstructSyle.java:167)
at com.mycompany.Map_AppV2.ConstructMap.<init>(ConstructMap.java:76)
at com.mycompany.Map_AppV2.MapApp.main(MapApp.java:41)
here are the code files:
ConstructMap.java
class ConstructMap implements MapContext 
ConstructMap( ) throws Exception
        ConstructStyle constrStyle = new ConstructStyle();
        File file = new File("C:/Cavendish_map_data/map_01_data.shp");
        FeatureType myFeatureTypeSchema = myFeatureSource.getSchema();
        // Pass file and feature schema referrence to myCreateStyle function
        constrStyle.myCreateStyle(file, myFeatureTypeSchema);
  // Functions for MapContext interface bellow
}ConstructStyle.java
class ConstructStyle implements StyleFactory
        ConstructStyle( )
  // Functions for StyleFactory interface
public Style myCreateStyle( File fi, FeatureType feat)
         throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Not supported yet.");
}When running it does say successful but it seems to always point to the line where i am passing the param to my second java class, how can i resolve so that it does not complain when i pass referrence to my other class? Hope that is clear.
Cheers

Answer 1

sesembeki wrote:
It is stupid answer "so wrong".
If you can do exactly, please don't say.First understand the problem, which arises out of allowing the IDE to autogenerate code without a clue as to what that code means. In this respect you are no better than the original poster, since you obviously don't understand it either.
Nobody is criticizing you for not knowing, only for posting garbage.
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