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[news.eclipse.tools.jdt] Re: [Eclipse 3.1 RC1+ VE 2.1 M1] Why do I get a "serializable class error" when my class doesn't implement serializable interface?
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PretzelX,
Super class (any) implement serializable.
You can suppress warning in preferences (window-preferences - java)
regards
PretzelX wrote:
> Looking at the JDK documentation, I see that the Component class does
> implement the Serializable interface. Silly me! All the other IDEs
> I've been used either haven't been smart enough or have been ignoring
> this warning.
>
> Now I know...
>
> PretzelX wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've just updated Eclipse with all the latest, and now I'm getting an
>> error:
>>
>> "The serializable class MyJFrame does not declare a static final
>> serialVersionUID field of type long."
>>
>> Why do I get this error since the offending class doesn't implement the
>> serializable interface? It is just a 'visual class' (JFrame) created
>> using the wizard? Interestingly it builds and runs just fine.
>>
>> Thanks very much for your help.
>> PretzelX.