I've written two static methods for handeling errors in my Servlets. The
return value is a PrintWriter object which contains the errors formattted
in an HTML page. One of the methods takes a single (String) error as
it's arguement, and the other takes multiple errors (Vector) as its
arguement. When I try to print this returned PrintWriter object in my
Servlet, I'm getting a hash code rather than a String - ( i.e.
java.io.PrintWriter@b44b5d6f)
Any Suggestions???
-Nash
Here's one of the error handeling method:
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public static String getMultipleErrorsAsString(Vector error) {
PrintWriter writer = new PrintWriter(System.out);
Header errorHead = new Header("Error");
Body errorBody = new Body("#FFFFFF");
writer.println(errorHead.printBasicHeader());
writer.println(errorBody.printBasicBody());
for (Enumeration e = error.elements(); e.hasMoreElements();) {
writer.println(e.nextElement().toString());
}
writer.println("</body></html>");
return writer.toString(); // <-- Why does this return a hash code
rather than a String?
}
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And the line of code that calls the method from the Servlet:
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out.print(Global.getMultipleErrorsAsString(global.SQLerrors));
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