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    Opera error

    Suppose there is a code.
    Code:
    FormItem checkItem = new CheckboxItem();
    boolean val = (checkItem  instanceof CheckboxItem) // result is FALSE
    String name = checkItem.getClass().getName() // got Error - TypeError: Cannot convert 'h' to object
    String method = (new Throwable()).getStackTrace()[1].getMethodName() // got Error - TypeError: Cannot convert 'nf(new qf)[1]' to object
    This code works in IE, Chrome and Firefox, but does not work in Opera(version is 10.60). What should be done to overcome these constraints?

    #2
    If this is indeed the case then it’s a GWT issue so you might want to file an issue on the GWT issue tracker. Have you tried a similar test on Opera using GWT classes only?

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      #3
      I found the reason for this strange behavior of Opera, but found no solutions. During the program from the server, I get a large XML file, in which some nodes contain more than 50 parameters. Parsing code attached.
      Code:
      String data = "<xml>.....</xml>";// big XML file
      Element rootElement = XMLParser.parse(data);
      IE, Firefox and Chrome parsing XML without problems, and Opera refuses to parse the nodes, where over 22 parameters. Obviously such operations Opera devotes a small amount of memory. As a result, many variables are not initialized and the logic of the program breaks.

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