Welcome to JavaRanch, nani aman!
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UBB Tags. This will help to preserve the formatting of the code, thus making it easier to read and understand.
Concerning Michael's suggestion, depending on the version of Java you're using, you might need to do what he suggested. If you're using Java 2 v5, then it's not a concern. If you're using some earlier version of Java, then it is a concern.
If you're not sure, to determine which version you're using, run the following command.
javac -J-version
If you see version information for something less than 1.5, then using a
Boolean where a
boolean is required is a problem. You could go with Michael's suggestion, or make a call to the booleanValue() method of your
Boolean.
The code you posted is rather incomplete. It doesn't compile, and when trying to compile it, it doesn't produce the error message you initially posted about. Fixing the code so that it does compile (by adding some brackets, a catch block, some imports, and a variable declaration) - well then it compiles and the error message you initially posted about remains unexperience by me.
Perhaps you could post a more complete code example.
[ September 22, 2004: Message edited by: Dirk Schreckmann ]