I'm quibbling here, but I imagine it's more efficient to use check on the
length of the StringBuffer than create a new String object. i.e.
if (errs.length() == 0)
out.println("everythings fine");
else
out.print("You have forgotten these fields " + errs);
- simon
Sam Rose wrote:
> Sorry, just figured it out, easy enough really, all I did was
> converted errs to a new string and checked if that had nothing in.
>
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