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I want to custom JForum.
1. I can't connect to CVS, it said no "guest/jforum".
2. So, I build the Eclipse workspace manaully. I add some
JBoss
jar files into lib. But I still have one error.
[javac] C:\JForum-2.1.4\src\net\jforum\view\forum\PostAction.java:778: deleteTopic(int,int,boolean) in net.jforum.view.forum.common.TopicsCommon cannot be applied to (int,int) [javac] TopicsCommon.deleteTopic(p.getTopicId(), p.getForumId());
I find the declaration
public static void deleteTopic(int topicId, int forumId, boolean fromModeration) throws Exception
Why I have this error ?
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