Silvery,
glad to hear that it worked. That means either the constructor with parameters is buggy or the misused method add() threw a wrong Exception :D
Sure you can do that. It depends only on...
Type: Posts; User: Voodoo
Silvery,
glad to hear that it worked. That means either the constructor with parameters is buggy or the misused method add() threw a wrong Exception :D
Sure you can do that. It depends only on...
Silvery,
oh, it's an API. Have you the package org.apache.hadoop.util.bloom. I strongly believe that this API is buggy because your code. Note: The line cbf.add(123) is probably wrong because 2 add...
...then pls. post the source so that I can tell you where to look at.
In general: If a java class is an extension of an other Java class the first invocation in its constructor must be super() or...
the exception tells you already why your code ran into troubles: Constructor must call super() or this()