java.lang.string cannot be cast to java.lang.Integer

[selim_akcelik]

Hello, when loading New Document, it gives the error shown in the picture.
I changed the attribute of the document. I made All Attribute data types string. I keep getting the same error. Would you support?
The template is in excel format. All attributes have been inserted..

Thanks 

Best Regards

Selim AKCELIK

[HelesicPetr]

Hi @selim_akcelik 

What about your source input xls file? 

What type are the columns ? 

PetrH

[selim_akcelik]

Hello @HelesicPetr 

Is this the answer to your question?

[HelesicPetr]

I'm not sure what is Metin

But I would try to use String

PetrH

[selim_akcelik]

Hello @HelesicPetr 

Metin means text

There is no string or anything like that.

Do you have any other solution

[HelesicPetr]

So text is string.

[selim_akcelik]

I think it might be so.

I'm still getting the same error.

[rleir]

In Excel, something that looks like an integer can be stored in String (text) format or it can be stored in the default integer format.

I think that Windchill needs to receive integer format in this situation. Just a guess.

Just temporarily, please select 'English' localization in Windchill and Excel so we can answer the question better.

[selim_akcelik]

I don't know what's best

 

[rleir]

As Petr says, text is the same as string.  Your Windchill import is probably expecting string, and your Excel integers probably need to be in a string format before import to Windchill.

[egun · Accepted solution]

Hello Selim,

This might be happening due to post-upgrade issues.

try reload the doc preferences on windchill shell by using the command below:

windchill wt.load.LoadFromFile -d <windchill_path>\Windchill\loadFiles\preference.documents.xml

[selim_akcelik]

Hİ @egun 

Thank you for the successful solution.