HI Magnus,
Make use of the simple datatype 'boolean' instead of the object 'Boolean'
boolean BoolDans = false;
boolean BoolAllman = false;
boolean BoolFof = false;
boolean BoolTextil = false;
boolean BoolHp = false;
if (request.getParameter(IntresseDans) != null) {
BoolDans = true;
}
Järkeborn Joacim wrote:
HI Magnus,
Make use of the simple datatype 'boolean' instead of the object 'Boolean'
or... :
boolean BoolDans = (new
Boolean(request.getParameter())).booleanValue();
The Boolean class has a String constructor that returns Boolean.TRUE if
the string is not
Java does have a slimmed down version of the Object of most frequently used
primitive types
boolean - Boolean
int - Interger
float - Depends what you want BigInteger, Double etc etc
Look at the JavaDoc documentation of java int the java.lang.*, usually there
is a toInt() method to
snip
Boolean BoolDans = new Boolean(false);
Boolean BoolAllman = new Boolean(false);
Boolean BoolFof = new Boolean(false);
Boolean BoolTextil = new Boolean(false);
Boolean BoolHp = new Boolean(false);
if (request.getParameter(IntresseDans) != null) {BoolDans = new
