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David:

Since you are going for values here, I'm assuming that you are taking
your 3 "digit" value and adding numbers to the end.  You'll want to do
some pre-processing of the string value with the methods associated
with class String (the substring ones) to strip off all pre-ceeding
zero values.  Something like:

	get character
	if character != 0 copy it to a temp string
	else skip it and get the next character

This should result in a valid string that can be passed to create a
value.

-Rich

David Gordon wrote:
> 
> John,
> 
> I tried your suggestions and it worked perfectly.  Unfortunately, there is
> another "bug" in my code that I need some help with.  Shown below is the
> code fragement:
> 
>             ZipStringLow = new String(ZipCodeRangeLow);
>             Low = Low.decode(ZipStringLow);
>             ZipCodeLow = Low.intValue() * 100;
>             ZipCodeFile.read();
>             ZipCodeFile.read(ZipCodeRangeHigh);
>             ZipStringHigh = new String(ZipCodeRangeHigh);
>             High = High.decode(ZipStringHigh);
>             ZipCodeHigh = (High.intValue() * 100)+99;
> 
> I am reading 3 byte ASCII characters into a string.  I am then converting
> the string into a five digit integer.  This code works fine until it
> encounters a string of "060" and "069".  When it gets one of these strings I
> get the dreaded stack error.  Specifically,
> 
> java.lang.NumberFormatException: 69
> java.lang.Integer.parseInt
> java.lang.Integer.valueOf
> java.lang.decode.
> 
> Any help would be appreciated.  Thank you.
> 
> David

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