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Hi I came acrross follwoing problem in getting correct result for values >=100

here it goes the following if statement gives me true


o/p
99 19 true
where as following gives me false


O/P
100 19 false

kindly let me know the solution,if I need to use integer types,then HOW TO ?

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-Praful
 
Praful Thakare
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Am I the only one on this earth to face this problem ??

JSTL Gurus kindly help out ....

-P
 
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Its really wiered.
Have you tried the same code with some other machine?
Let me try and get back to you. What else I can say.
 
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Its really wiered.

I know it is, and the solution is more wiered...

I did following for defining maxRecord
<c:set var="maxRecord" value="${100+0}"/>

Well now my problem is solved,but itz kind of untidey way to do it...
still waiting for some to show me correct way ...

Cheers
-Praful
[ March 09, 2005: Message edited by: Praful Thakare ]
 
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Originally posted by Praful Thakare:
<c:set var="maxRecord" value="${100+0}"/>



Hey whats that. It means 99+1 would also work.
 
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My code was as follows

<c:set var="maxRecord" value="${MaximumRecord}"/>

where MaximumRecord is session variable,so I thought

JSTL might consider it as

String maxRecord=(String) session.getAttribute("MaximumRecord");

hence by adding +0 I tried telling JSTL that MaximumRecord is of Numeric Type and it actully worked !!! Lucky me

N ya 99+1 should work as well....not sure thou.

-Praful
 
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Originally posted by Praful Thakare:
My code was as follows

<c:set var="maxRecord" value="${MaximumRecord}"/>

where MaximumRecord is session variable,so I thought

JSTL might consider it as

String maxRecord=(String) session.getAttribute("MaximumRecord");



Why you didn't post the actual code?

Anyways, please try to <c ut> MaximumRecord, then we will know for sure what was happening actually. Whether, MaximumRecord is considered as String or Object or something else.
[ March 10, 2005: Message edited by: Adeel Ansari ]
 
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