Thanks sven, but the string that I am parsing will always be something
like "1,2,,4". How do I generate 4 strings out of this and make use of
them in my servlet.
Is there any other way to doing this ???
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sven van 't Veer [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: Re: Empty string bug using String Tokenizer
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> Harkishin Nachnani wrote:
> >
> > I have a string : "1,2,,4"
> > I am using String Tokenizer class with the delimiter ","
> > I should get 4 strings : "1" "2" " " "4"
> You probably would get this when you have "1,2, ,4" but probably not
> with "1,2,,4" since there is no token to return.
> > The 3rd String should be an empty string. But the String Tokenizer
> class
> > gives me only 3 strings without the empty string.
> That's because nextElement should return null in the case of ,,
>
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