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[Eclipse 3.1 RC1+ VE 2.1 M1] Why do I get a "serializable class error" when my class doesn [message #205925]

Sun, 05 June 2005 21:26

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: pretzel_n_g.hotmail.com

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.

Re: [Eclipse 3.1 RC1+ VE 2.1 M1] Why do I get a "serializable class error" when my class [message #205949 is a reply to message #205925]

Sun, 05 June 2005 22:53

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: pretzel_n_g.hotmail.com

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.

Re: [Eclipse 3.1 RC1+ VE 2.1 M1] Why do I get a "serializable class error" when my class [message #205978 is a reply to message #205949]

Mon, 06 June 2005 09:29

Eclipse User

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.

Re: [Eclipse 3.1 RC1+ VE 2.1 M1] Why do I get a "serializable class error" when my class [message #206070 is a reply to message #205949]

Tue, 07 June 2005 08:59

Eclipse User

Or you can use Ctrl+1 to generate a SUID or suppress the warning by adding
the annotation @SuppressWarnings("serializable").

Cheers

Tobias

"PretzelX" <pretzel_n_g@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:d80drg$95q$1@news.eclipse.org...
> 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.

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