Hi,
For comparison of strings u should use
request.getParameter("username").equals("andrew")
John
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if (request.getParameter("username") == "andrew" &&
request.getParameter("password") == "andrew"){
pw.print("you are logged in "+ request.getParameter
("username") +"
"+ request.getParameter("password"));
}
else{ pw.print("you are not logged in "+
request.getParameter("username") +" "+ request.getParameter
("password"));}
I always get "you are not logged in ."
Am I comparing with the wrong sintax?
thanks,
andrew
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