Re: How to convert a string to an object reference?

Alois Haslinger wrote:
is there an easy way to convert a string to an object reference of
a well-known class?

Lew wrote:
Unless the "well-known" class has a "valueOf( String )" method or equivalent, you will have to parse the string and convert by your own code.

Is the "well-known" class part of the standard API or a custom class?

Or you could use a Map< String, WellKnown >.

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Lew
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