Hi Ching
Maybe you can use segmentation, you may break the outgoing values into smaller pieces
and combine them while taking in such as;
200.000--> "200"+"000" then parse it to int...
Jackson Ching wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How can i handle overflows in java?
>
> scenario: Webpage form accepts numeric values. Form past to servlet for
>processing. What if my servlet contains an int data type and the form data contains
>value that exceed the limit of java int. how can i handle this? Limitting/checking
>using java script or vbscript is not really an option since user who wants to crash
>the system may modify the html page. I'm thinking more on server-side checking.
>Thanks in advance.
>
> Jack
>
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