You can't do String equality this way in Java. Try this instead:
if (!("Manager".equals(type))) { ... }
The = for Strings is an Object identity test, not a value comparison test.
-Christopher
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<xsp:logic>
String str="";
String type = session.getAttribute("userRole").toString();
if ( type != "Manager")
{
str=" AND tasks.assignedTo='" + session.getAttribute("userId")
+ "'";
}
<xsp:attribute name="title">Tasks :: Role =
<xsp:expr>type</xsp:expr></xsp:attribute>
</xsp:logic>
For some reason, this if block will ALWAYS fail... even when the session
attribute IS Manager. (The xsp:attribute gets put into my page title, and
"Manager" comes out properly.. but the if block stills fails...
Any Ideas?
JD
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