From: Massimiliano PASQUALONI
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Subject: if don't work?!?!?
if (Pippo == on) {
Guaranteed to be false.
Pippo = request.getParameter(abilitato);
Pluto = request.getParameter(abilitato);
the if (Pippo == Pluto ) don't work!
Also guaranteed to be
No, that is not guaranteed to be false.
For example
Pippo.intern() == Pluto.intern()
should be true.
Caldarale, Charles R schrieb:
From: Massimiliano PASQUALONI
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Subject: if don't work?!?!?
if (Pippo == on) {
Guaranteed to be false.
Pippo =
This is not really a Tomcat question, but a matter of Java language
understanding.
Comparators like ==, , =, etc. should only be used with java language
primitive types, such as int, byte, boolean, and NOT with Objects, like
String, as you are, UNLESS you actually wish to test whether the two
From: Jost Richstein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [OT] if don't work?!?!?
No, that is not guaranteed to be false.
For example
Pippo.intern() == Pluto.intern()
should be true.
The above certainly is correct, but is not what the OP coded.
- Chuck
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From: Christopher Schultz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [OT] if don't work?!?!?
String Pippo = on;
if(Pippo == on)
System.err.println(Pippo is on, man!);
Again, that's not what the OP coded; Pippo was retrieved from the
request, not set to a constant. Changing the context
