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A couple of tips: When preparing the ListList, ensure you add CustomClassCustomClass objects to the list.

customObjects.add( (CustomClass) object );

customObjects.add( (CustomClass) object );

When returning object from your method getObjects()getObjects(), this will return list of CustomClassCustomClass and not list of ObjectsObject.

List objects = getObjects();

List<CustomClass> objects = getObjects();

Hope this helps.

A couple of tips: When preparing the List, ensure you add CustomClass objects to the list.

customObjects.add( (CustomClass) object );

When returning object from your method getObjects(), this will return list of CustomClass and not list of Objects.

List objects = getObjects();

Hope this helps.

A couple of tips: When preparing the List, ensure you add CustomClass objects to the list.

customObjects.add( (CustomClass) object );

When returning object from your method getObjects(), this will return list of CustomClass and not list of Object.

List<CustomClass> objects = getObjects();

Hope this helps.

answered May 26, 2015 at 16:16

A couple of tips: When preparing the List, ensure you add CustomClass objects to the list.

customObjects.add( (CustomClass) object );

When returning object from your method getObjects(), this will return list of CustomClass and not list of Objects.

List objects = getObjects();

Hope this helps.