on 11-02-2017 2:24 PM
Public section means it’s in your class declaration. Most probably an incomplete declaration of a public attribute. Use the source code view to see the whole class, or check your attributes individually. Or use eclipse.
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i think try statement under case 1.
catch exp1 exp2 .... into <>.
is there like above?
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See Mike's answer and Simone's comment ...
Thanks a lot guys for your precious help.
Amine
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Thanks Krishna and Horst.
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