Java

Integer addIncidentID = Integer.valueOff(getIncidentidtxt().getValue());

int iValue = Integer.parseInt(givenString);

int iValue=0; // declared and initialized to a simple value (could be -1 when 0 is used)
try{
   iValue = Integer.parseInt(givenString);
}
catch(NumberFormatException oException){
 // doShowFunnyPopup(); 
}

pancakeleh wrote:

how do i convert from string to integer?

Integer obj = Integer.valueOf(str_value); // str_value is your string value

Integer obj = new Integer(str_value);

int objt = Integer.parseInt(str_value);

TorstenH. wrote:

So I have a key and a value, which I should separate in some way with some character or symbol. The most used "=" is used in Base64 encoding and will not work.

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TorstenH. wrote:

The values are not predefined, admin users (our crew) are able to add additional entries by using a dialog. Simple users (customers) should not be able to manipulate out those values(safety reasons).

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TorstenH. wrote:

I could convert the complete string

   public String incidentDel_btn_action() {<br />
        <br />
            form1.discardSubmittedValues("addIncidentStatus");<br />
<br />
        try {<br />
            RowKey rk = tableRowGroup2.getRowKey();<br />
            if (rk != null) {<br />
                incidentstatusDataProvider.removeRow(rk);<br />
                incidentstatusDataProvider.commitChanges();<br />
                incidentstatusDataProvider.refresh();<br />
            }<br />
        }<br />
        catch (Exception ex) {<br />
            log("ErrorDescription", ex);<br />
            error(ex.getMessage());<br />
        }<br />
        return null;<br />
    }