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It's kind of hard to tell what you're doing from that little snippet, but I
think the not "!" operator is taking precedence over the method call
(.equals).

Either do the comparison without the not and change what's running in the
curly braces to get what you need, or use parentheses to make sure the
expression is evaluated the way you expect.
 if (!(tNom.equals(leNom)))
 {....}


stephanie provost wrote in message <354E2436.8360B219@netc.net>...
>hi,
>    I want to compare to string ,
>     doesnt work ->        if (!tNom.equals(leNom))
>                                      {....}
>
>thanks.
>