[aprilsound]

I have a few converters that convert inner classes.
The only syntax that works for inner classes is the dollar syntax:

<converter>
  <converter-for-class>
    com.foo.SomeClass$InnerClass
  </converter-for-class>
  <converter-class>
    com.foo.Converter
  </converter-class>
</converter> 

However, ME claims it is an error (“Class ____ is not found.”) unless I use the dot syntax.

<converter>
  <converter-for-class>
    com.foo.SomeClass.InnerClass
  </converter-for-class>
  <converter-class>
    com.foo.Converter
  </converter-class>
</converter> 

I’m using MyFaces, and I’m guessing they just do a Class.forName on the converter class, which is why I need the $ instead of the ‘.’ but this is really annoy, because I have quite a few converters that work like this.

[support-eugene]

Thanks for pointing us to that bug. I added it to our bugtracker.

It is bug in MyEclipse, we will fix it in next releases.

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