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Asked: 2026-06-12T15:41:47+00:00

Please help me understand, the below code is showing Type mismatch: cannot convert from

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Please help me understand, the below code is showing Type mismatch: “cannot convert from element type Object to List” in the for statement. I know I’m missing something silly. Please help.

public void setMapPriceValue(SolrItemVO solrItemVO, ArrayList proce1) throws SolrDAOException
{
    List xcatentAttrList = (List<Xcatentattr>) proce1.get(0);

    solrItemVO.setMapPrice(-1); // setting default value

    for(List  xcatentattr : xcatentAttrList){

        if(xcatentattr.get(0) == 33)

                solrItemVO.setMapPrice(xcatentattr.get(1));

                solrItemVO.setMapPriceVal(xcatentattr.get(2));

        }

}
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  1. Editorial Team

    If you are going to type things try and keep them typed

    List<Xcatentattr> xcatentAttrList = (List<Xcatentattr>) proce1.get(0);

solrItemVO.setMapPrice(-1); // setting default value

for(Xcatentattr  xcatentattr : xcatentAttrList){

    if(xcatentattr.get(0) == 33)

            solrItemVO.setMapPrice(xcatentattr.get(1));

            solrItemVO.setMapPriceVal(xcatentattr.get(2));

    }
}

    then the answer might be clearer 😉

    The for loop is of type Xatentattr. You are looping through the list of that type.

    Take a look at this link for more info on for-each loops

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