int cannot be dereferenced

[jackrush]

Hi!

While compiling from jdk1.4 to jdk1.6, I'm getting the following error. Can you please help

[javac] C:\JBOSSCLIENTJDK1.6\Axiom\OMSClient\src\com\mss\o msClient\ClientController.java:951: boolean cannot be dereferenced

Eg:

if (authenitcationObj.getAuthenticated().booleanValue ()) {
_userLoginID = authenitcationObj.getUserId();
}

[javac] C:\JBOSSCLIENTJDK1.6\Axiom\OMSClient\src\com\mss\o msClient\ClientController.java:1088: incomparable types: int and <nulltype>

Eg:
if (orders[i].getShowOnlyAmount() != null) {
orderAmount = orders[i].getShowOnlyAmount().intValue();
}

[javac] C:\JBOSSCLIENTJDK1.6\Axiom\OMSClient\src\com\mss\o msClient\ClientController.java:1089: int cannot be dereferenced

Eg:
if (orders[i].getShowOnlyAmount() != null) {
orderAmount = orders[i].getShowOnlyAmount().intValue();
}

[Singing Boyo]

I don't think its a JDK thing. Looks like an Integer array got changed to an int array, and a Boolean value got changed to boolean. Switching the types back to Integer[] and Boolean[] should fix all of the problems.

If you can't switch them back, removing the booleanValue() and intValue() calls should fix the 1st and 3rd problems. The second one depends on what getShowOnlyAccount() does. You might be able to get away with removing the if statement altogether, depending on what the getShowOnlyAmount() actually does. If you post the code for that method, I might be able to give you more help for that. However, my suggestion is to switch the types back to Integer[] and Boolean.

[Tolls]

What do those methods return?
Like getShowOnlyAmount(), and getAuthenticated()?