What is the if statement i should use

Question

Dear Experts,
I am very close in completing my problem, I ask you once more to aid me this.
I want to display an error but it keeps overwrite of what comes after
e.g. a=1
a= a+1 = 2
a= 10 then this acts as overwrite and changes it to 10
in my case the code is as follows,
if (upfile.whwtyp.equals("country")) {
system.out.println("upfile.ctyfun" +upfile.ctyfun);
system.out.println("upfile.asocod" +upfile.asocod);
system.out.println("upfile.Err" +upfile.Err);I am thinking of putting the if statement here but i not as easy as i thought
whwbean.status=upfile.err; This is the overwrite to display the error
I have tried if (upfile.err=asocod= valid=0 etc. but these dont work often it says it is a string when valid=0 is a integer.
Please help, even a little words of thought will push in the right direction.
Many thanks
Ace Wong

Answer 1

Hi Ace,
If I understand you correctly, you want to store an integer value (upfile.Err) into a String (whwbean.status).
If so, then use this:
whwbean.status = Integer.toString(upfile.Err);Hope this is what you need,
Chris.