Thread: How to return a string from java project into android project

I tried many times to return a string from java project to an android project But it keeps sending incorrect values as in 2 as it should be 1 here is an example.

Java Project:

boolean somethingboolean = false;  
if(something.equals("1")){  
somethingboolean = true;  
}  
 
public static String getString(){  
if(somethingboolean == true){  
return "TRUE";  
}else{  
return "FALSE";  
}  
}

Android project:

System.out.println(JavaProject.getString())

and in the android project it prints "FALSE"

So what should i do? Thanks for all...

"FALSE" is certainly a legitimate result of the code you've posted. If you believe it's wrong, please explain why and post enough code to justify your description.

This statement:

if(somethingboolean == true)

can be reduced to:

if( somethingboolean )

but that won't change your outcome.

You should use android.util.Log for printing to the android logcat. I have heard of some android builds that will automatically pipe System.out to the logcat but typically an android device won't have a console so System.out.println behaves unpredictably.

I'd suggest you put a breakpoint in the getString method and step through the code. I'm betting that somethingboolean isn't being set but your code fragment isn't telling the full story.