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> In theory it should noy give such a problem. Again check ManagerCommand class and make sure you have declared SOME_NOTIFICATION as final int. On JDk 1.3 it compiles and runs fine. Thanks for your response to my question, Kishori. private static int base = 0; this "base++" caused my problem and I don't know how to get around of it. Since I have about 50 SOME_NOTIFICATION#, I hate to use if-else to handle them. I am using JDK1.3. Replies:
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