s.lookupAsync(mxLookup, Type.MX) => cant find variable MX symbol

[devout quartz]

please help me

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MX does not exist in Type

[devout quartz]

is from this library

import org.xbill.DNS.lookup.LookupSession;

im fallowing the github example

https://github.com/dnsjava/dnsjava/blob/master/EXAMPLES.md

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you imported the wrong Type

you imported java.awt.Window.Type, should've imported org.xbill.DNS.Type

[devout quartz]

i imported but is greyed

import org.xbill.DNS.Type;

it does not work

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you have both imported

directly use "org.xbill.DNS.Type.MX" instead then

[devout quartz]

NO LUCK

import org.xbill.DNS.Type.*;

even if i put with all

still get another class location

location: class java.awt.Window.Type

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what does the actual line you use Type on look like

[devout quartz]

s.lookupAsync(mxLookup, Type.MX)

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.

s.lookupAsync(mxLookup, org.xbill.DNS.Type.MX)

when you have 2 classes with the same name, you cant import them both

for obvious reasons

you're gonna have to be a bit more verbose if that's the case

[devout quartz]

thanks im developing in java 2 days ago

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[devout quartz]

im new

thank you

im comming from ruby

thanks you are a cool cat 😉