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Subject: Re: CMIS Workbench; Entering integers?
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try Integer (capital i)


2013/7/23 Nicholas Devenish <misnomer@gmail.com>

> Hi All,
>
> I'm learning to build content models in Alfresco. As part of this, I've
> created a type deriving from folder, that has a mandatory integer property.
>
> The problem is, using workbench to attempt to create it gives:
>         IllegalArgumentException:
>         Property 'ddb:currentnum' is a integer property. Expected type
> '<BigInteger,Byte,
>         Short,Integer,Long>' but received a 'java.lang.String' property.
>
> Even when I DO enter a number, or even leave blank (to try and use the
> default).
>
> Is there a way of signifying to workbench that I do actually want to enter
> a number?

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