Hi Roberto
This line really assings a java.lang.String object to 'pippo' var pippo = new String();
And this line:
pippo = "PROVA";
breaks the assingment again, because "PROVA" is a JavaScript String (which is not a java.lang.String object for which the following holds:
var a = "PROVA";
var b = new java.lang.String("PROVA");
where a!=b
but a.equals(b)
I think pippo.length does the job for JavaScript strings or, you just have to do
var pippo = new String("PROVA");
G.
Roberto wrote:
Hi there,
I got a little problem I don't get what's wrong in my flowscript... importClass(Packages.java.lang.String);
....
function prova(){
var pippo = new String();
pippo = "PROVA";
java.lang.System.out.println("NUMERO:"+pippo.lenght());
}
But the system gave me back an error telling me that:
An Error Occurred
lenght is not a function.
Why??
Cheers, ROb
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