Description Kathy Carroll 2011-07-14 12:34:15 EDT

Build Identifier: 0.7.0

My function signature is 
   function errorInVariation(details Status, variationNo int)
and I invoke it using an integer literal
  testLib.errorInVariation(details, 111);

Proper Java code is generated with the invocation occurs inside an if-block.  Bad java code results when the invocation occurs inside an exception-block.

Here the generated java code

			if (myT == myF != false) {
				AnyBoxedObject<java.lang.Integer> eze$Temp2 = null;
				eze$Temp2 = AnyObject.ezeWrap((int)(1));
				eze_Lib_runtime_testLib().failedVariation(details, eze$Temp2);
				AnyBoxedObject<java.lang.Integer> eze$Temp3 = null;
				eze$Temp3 = AnyObject.ezeWrap((int)(111));
				eze_Lib_runtime_testLib().errorInVariation(details, eze$Temp3);
			}
		}
		catch (AnyException exp) {
			eze_Lib_runtime_testLib().errorInVariation(details, (int)(1));
		}

The java error is

The method errorInVariation(Status, AnyBoxedObject<Integer>) in the type testLib is not applicable for the arguments (Status, int)

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Import project from attached archive file
2. Create the src folder
3. Clean the project
4. Get 12 java errors