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Issue #2078: not possible to add an existing object to an array via explorer

Type: Bug ReoprtVersion: 1.4.0Priority: NormalStatus: FixedReplies: 1
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hgzwicker
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Joined on 2014-04-09

when trying to add an existing object via context menu/add existing object an entering the id the attached message appears (see attachment):

objectdb.java.util.ArrayList cannot be cast to java.util.Map

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support
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Joined on 2010-05-03

Thank you for your report. Build 2.7.1_02 should fix this exception.

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