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Carlos:

getDay() and all the other "useful" methods in Date return int and not
Integer.  To make an int a String you do String.valueOf(int) instead
of the .toString() you are using.

The deprecation warning comes because the *entire* Date class has been
deprecated in 1.1

-Rich

Carlos Javier Castro Pe�a wrote:
> 
> Sorry, I made a mistake in the previous message and pressed the 'quote'
> button. My message is:
> 
> I need to compare if the actual month equals a string. The method is:
> 
> protected boolean filter_records (String tokens[], boolean valid, int
> log_day, int log_month, int log_time, int log_service, int log_hostname,
> int log_message, String configured_PERIOD) {
>     Date date = new Date();
>     if (configured_PERIOD.equals("all")) {
>       valid = true;
>     }
>       else if ( (configured_PERIOD.equals("month")) &&
> (tokens[log_month].equals() ))  {
>       valid = true;
>     }
>       else if ( (configured_PERIOD.equals("today")) &&
> (tokens[log_day].equals(date.getDay().toString())) )  {
>       valid = true;
>     }
>   return(valid);
>   }
> 
> I receive the following errors:
> 
> object type required, but int found (in the else if sentences)
> Warning: deprecated APIs are used.
> 
> Where are the problems?
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Borland JBuilder Team

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