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user1508454
user1508454

Reputation: 301

converting the object of user defined in String type

I have the below pojo named eurrexcashMessageObject with corresponding setters and getters

public class eurrexcashMessageObject implements Cloneable{  

    private String  PaymentDate;
    private String CCPTradeId;
    private String Currency;
    private String Contract_Id;
    private String PaymentAmount;

    //include seeters & getters also
    }

now there is a method in which i am retrieving the list

List<eurrexcashMessageObject> listcashmessage1 = eurexcashParsing.getcashmessageojects();

so as you can see that list which is retrieved is of eurrexcashMessageObject type now i am iterating over the list as shown below..

for(int i = 0; i < listcashmessage1.size(); i++)
            {

                String PaymentDate = String.valueOf(listcashmessage1.get(0));
                String CCPTradeId  = String.valueOf(listcashmessage1.get(1));                                         
                String Currency = String.valueOf(listcashmessage1.get(2));
                String Contract_Id =  String.valueOf(listcashmessage1.get(3));
                String PaymentAmount = String.valueOf(listcashmessage1.get(4));

now i can see that in variable PaymentDate the string is not store and similar is the case for CCPTradeId,Currency,Contract_Id,PaymentAmount can you please advise how can i convert the list contents into string within for loop

Upvotes: 0

Views: 39

Answers (2)

assylias
assylias

Reputation: 328608

You can use a for-each loop:

for (eurrexcashMessageObject emo : listcashmessage1) {
  String paymentDate = emo.getPaymentDate();
  //etc.
}

Upvotes: 1

Harinder
Harinder

Reputation: 11944

listcashmessage1.get(0) will return the object stored in the list at index 0. Call listcashmessage1.get(i).yourGetter() to get the actual value.

Upvotes: 2

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