RE: missing property, but no error

From: Sami Mohammed (SMOHAMME..ndependenthealth.com)
Date: Fri Apr 29 2005 - 16:57:41 EDT

  • Next message: Cris Daniluk: "Re: missing property, but no error"

    Hi Cris,

    I tried your method its wroking. if i type mix upper and lower in the username its working.

    i will try below method also

    Expression e =ExpressionFactory.likeIgnoreCaseExp("username",username);

    Thanks
    sami

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    >>> cris.danilu..laraview.com 04/29/05 04:15PM >>>
    >
    > when i used
    > Expression exprQualifier = Expression.fromString("user = ' "
    > + username +" ' " ); the above expression is case sensetive.
    >
    > how to get rid of the case sensetive using Expression.
    >
    >

    Try:

    Expression.fromString("user likeIgnoreCase '" + username +"' " );

    likeIgnoreCase will still return an exact match if you don't use %

    Cris

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