How to get a string in an int??

Hi,
I have a computerport in a String variable(f.i. 8080) and i want to cast it to an int
I tried ldap_port = (int) ldap_port_str; but the compiler complains.
I didn't find a method for casting a string to an int
how can i solve this??
THX

Hi,
I have a computerport in a String variable(f.i. 8080)
and i want to cast it to an int
I tried ldap_port = (int) ldap_port_str; but the
compiler complains.
I didn't find a method for casting a string to an int
how can i solve this??
THX
int ldap-port=Integer.parseInt(ldap_port_str);
[\code]
regards
kamal

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