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Function not taking int value
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Gale Greaser
Greenhorn
Joined: Aug 05, 2002
Posts: 17
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Hi - I have a very strange error. I am calling this code within a JSP. for(int i=index; i<(index + increment); i++) { RecordBean record = recordListBean.get(i); } All I would like to do is get the record at index 'i'in the function " RecordBean record = recordListBean.get(i); " I get an error page if I do this (don't know the exact error message), however - if I create an " int j=4; ", for example and use RecordBean record = recordListBean.get(j); - this works just fine. I tried to "trick" the code and assigned "int j = i; " within the loop. It recognized this and errored on me again. Why can this function take in one int variable and not another? I'm very confused. Please help. Thanks in advance. -Gale
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Michael Morris
Ranch Hand
Joined: Jan 30, 2002
Posts: 3451
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Hi Gale, This is only a hunch, but since you start your loop with: My guess is that i or index or increment or some interaction of the three is what the problem is. Perhaps when you call recordListBean.get(i) that i is invalid. You need to look closely at the exception that is thrown to locate whatever is causing the problem. Michael Morris
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