You may receive a subject error or a similar one (Error -105104 Undefined constructor) while trying to call a method with a JAVA class as a parameter in 4GL program:

Compiling file 'test.4gl'Executing command: 
"C:\Program Files\Querix\Lycia/bin/qfgl" --xml-errors -d informix -o "C:\Users\user\workspace\qx\output\test.4o" -e UTF-8 "C:\Users\user\workspace\qx\source\test.4gl" --check-kw
in working directory C:\Users\user\workspace\rfhgfh\source
Executing command finished. Exit code: 1

<problem><tool name="qfgl"/><source file="C:/Users/user/workspace/qx/source/test.4gl" first_line="9" last_line="9" first_column="15" last_column="42"/><error><code>-105104</code><message>Undefined constructor.

com.querix.dynamicreport.core.TestDynamicReport(com.querix.dynamicreport.report.TestReport)

</message></error></problem>

Compilation failed

Possible solution

Create an additional variable (s_class in below example) of the java.lang.Class type and assign your java class type to it let s_class = s.getClass() Use this variable as a parameter for the method to which you want to pass a java class:

import java com.querix.dynamicreport.report.TestReport
import java com.querix.dynamicreport.core.TestDynamicReport
import java java.lang.Class

function test()
define s com.querix.dynamicreport.report.TestReport
define report TestDynamicReport
define s_class java.lang.Class
    
    let s = TestReport.create()
    let s_class = s.getClass()
    let report = TestDynamicReport.create(s_class)
end function

FAQ

Creating Java objects: Error -105107 Data type is not supported by Java interface.

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