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Tim:

Make sure you are doing explicit imports (not *) for the HashSet you
think you are using.  JDK 1.2 has lots of places where * imports can
lead to ambiguous references that you didn't have before -- esp. in
the util type stuff.  One that comes to mind is java.util.List and
java.awt.List  If you have import java.awt.* and import java.util.*
you'll have a lot of fun.  HashSet doesn't ring a bell, though.

-Rich

Tim Triemstra wrote:
> 
> I might be out-and-out missing something here, but I keep getting an
> error (80) in a block of code using get() from within HashSet.  I get
> the error that get(java.lang.Object) is not a method in class HashSet -
> which is obviously IS.  Unformtunately I get the same error in running
> the compile from the command line with JDK 1.2rc1 so I don't think it is
> JBuilders' fault.  Is this simply a bug in JDK 1.2rc1?
> 
> --
> Tim Triemstra ... TimTr 'at' PMGlobal 'dot' Com ... Atlanta, GA
>     'com.timtr.*" Home Page: http://www.mindspring.com/~timtr/

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