Persistency in Session 1

[Ngai88]

Hello,
I use Eclipse as my IDE. I can compile & build_war no problem on the following piece of code. But I notice that there is a warning when I bring my mouse beside this line, the warning says " The static method getIncidentId(Persistent Session) from the type SessionInfo should be accessed in a static way.

this is the line where the warning shows up...

incidentId = sessionInfo.getIncidentId(session);

what should I do to resolve this?

thanks,
Ngai
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protected ControllerResponse runActivateCDKState(ControllerRequest request,
ControllerResponse response)
throws ControllerException {
if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
log.debug("BEGIN: runActivateCDKState");
}

if (!checkSession(request, response)) {
return (response);
}
/*
* get data from the user session
*/
String incidentId = null;
SessionInfo sessionInfo = new SessionInfo();
PersistentSession session = request.getSession();
try {
incidentId = sessionInfo.getIncidentId(session);
} catch (ServletException ex) {
log.error("Exception: error accessing user's session information.");
log.error("Exception: " + ex.getMessage());
}

String team = null;
try {
NotificationDBO dboNotif = new NotificationDBO();
dboNotif.setDBName(request.getDBName());

boolean bActive = dboNotif.doActivate(false, team, incidentId);

if (bActive) {

if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
log.debug("END: runActivateCDKState - Successful!");
}

} else {
ErrorCollection ec = new ErrorCollection();
ec.addError("Error activating CDK team.");
response.saveErrors(ec);

log.error("Error activating CDK team.");

if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
log.debug("END:.....................runActivateCDKState - Unsuccessful!");
}
}
} catch (DBException dbex) {
log.error("Exception: runActivateCDKState(): " + dbex.getMessage());
}
//end catch

runMemberStatsState(request, response);
return (response);
}

 

[stefanwagner]

Integer i = new Integer(7);
int ii = i.parseInt ("49");

While 'parseInt' is a static Method, it doesn't depend on a specific Instance like i. That's the basic idea of static Methods.
But for a not so well known class like Integer, you will not know from head, whether the method is static or not, and the notation i.parseInt suggests, that it operates on 'i'.

Write Integer.parseInt () instead.

In your case:

SessionInfo.getIncidentId(session);

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[Ngai88]

Thank you Stefan.. (o: