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Ralph
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Hi.
I
belive you have to declare your variables before using them.
/Ralph
-Ursprungligt meddelande-Från: Franco Andrao
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Skickat: den 1 juli 2005
10:31Till: users@cocoon.apache.orgÄmne: xsp:logic error
in esql:row-resultsHi,
I'm developing a web
Hi.
One
way you can do is to use:
xsp:logic
String yourLocalStringVariable;
/xsp:logic
and
get the value from esql:
...
esql:row-results
xsp:logic
yourLocalStringVariable = esql:get-string
column="rst_child"/
/xsp:logic
/esql:row-results
...
and
use it in the last query:
Hi.
I've had kind of the same problem some time ago. IIRC, the string became
longer
and longer each time due to an adding of whitespace to the string. The
solution was to trim the field
each time prior to the update/insert.
Regards
/Ralph
-Ursprungligt meddelande-
Från: Fadi Qutaishat
Hi.
The answer to this is depends on what environment (?) you are working in
At least in Flowscript and xsp, you could declare a String-object and put
your
variable into it, then apply the Trim()-method on the new variable. Even in
pure
JAVA you could do this of course.
If you do your work
