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javajosh
on Nov 12, 2012
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You probably won't see RouterMessageHeader.toXMLString() in the calling code though. You'd see:
RouterMessageHeader foo = new RouterMessageHeader(); foo.toXMLString();
There are other ways for foo to be derived, of course, and in many of them you never need to reference the ReferenceMessageHeader class name.
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