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websnapme.TransmissionMessageData[] objData = new mClkWeb.websnapme.TransmissionMessageData[10];
objData[0].TextData ="Text Message";

I am creating first array of class websnapme.TransmissionMessageData then

I am having object objData of class websnapme.TransmissionMessageData.
in above code its giving error for

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objData[0].TextData ="Text Message";

Posted 29-Jun-10 20:58pm

tejasvee

Updated 29-Jun-10 21:21pm

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2010-06-29T21:12:00

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You need to do objData[0] directly.

Posted 29-Jun-10 21:12pm

Abhinav S

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tejasvee 30-Jun-10 3:16am

then it is giving error cant implicitly convert type string to mClkWeb.websnapme.TransmissionMessageData

Abhinav S 30-Jun-10 12:18pm

You need to set obhData[0] to an object of type mClkWeb.websnapme.TransmissionMessageData - not a string directly.