[ClassCastException: java.lang.String cannot be cast to scala.Function0] about play-bootstrap HOT 11 CLOSED

I am not sure if it is my fault because I use my own Data Binders.

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Hi @mkurz, could you try using @helper.inputText(myForm("zip"), ...) instead? This will tell us if it's a problem of the library or not.

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@helper.inputText(myForm("zip")) works.
@b3.text(myForm("zip")) does not work.
Problem is your library.

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This is the declaration of the field in the form:

    @Required @NonEmpty
    @Pattern(value="[1-9][0-9]{3}", message="error.zip")
    private String zip;
    // also field has getter and setter

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I am using Java not Scala.

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This is probably because of the HTML 5 constraint stuff you have been adding with the last commits.

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Ok, I see, you're right. It seems it doesn't happen in Scala, but it does with Java using the pattern constraint. Thank you for finding the bug. I'll try to find out what's happening and fix it as soon as possible.

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Thanks!

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Hi, it's fixed now. I didn't know that Java and Scala versions give a different type result for the pattern constraint.

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Thanks! I will try on Monday.

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Thanks @adrianhurt! I works now.
Thank you for you fast reponses and for your first class support for this library 👍

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