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Print else if, in an else statement

Hello,

The code below is used to switch between outputs based on environment. My question is will the internal "else if" print or will that mess up the script? If so how cna I print the internal else if's?

if ("test.findwhere.com:9021".equals(request.getRemoteHost())) {
// TEST
else if (Country.equals("XS"))db_CONFIGTYPE = "sxlof"; <<--- NEED THIS TO PRINT
}

if ("test.findwhere.com:9021".equals(request.getRemoteHost())) {
				// TEST
				else if (Country.equals("XS"))db_CONFIGTYPE = "sxlof";
			} else if ("staging.findwhere.com".equals(request.getRemoteHost())){
			   	// STAGING
			   	else if (Country.equals("XS"))db_CONFIGTYPE = "sxlof";
			} else {
				// LIVE
				else if (Country.equals("XS"))db_CONFIGTYPE = "sxwf";
			}

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sunithnair

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I need to have the conditional statements because it's adding to other elseifs. is there a way to print the else if statements rather than assigning those values?

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Jim Cakalic

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Here's a better glimps

if (Country.equals("US"))db_CONFIGTYPE = "sulof";
	else if (Country.equals("DE"))db_CONFIGTYPE = "edlof";
	else if (Country.equals("CA"))db_CONFIGTYPE = "sulof";
	else if (Country.equals("AU"))db_CONFIGTYPE = "ualof";
 
	/***********************************************
		 And here's the switch!!
	***********************************************/
 
		if ("test.findwhere.com:9021".equals(request.getRemoteHost())) {
			// TEST
			else if (Country.equals("XS"))db_CONFIGTYPE = "sxlof";
		} else if ("staging.findwhere.com".equals(request.getRemoteHost())){
		   	// STAGING
		   	else if (Country.equals("XS"))db_CONFIGTYPE = "sxlof";
		} else {
			// LIVE
			else if (Country.equals("XS"))db_CONFIGTYPE = "sxwf";
		}
	
	/*** Done switching ***/
 
	else if (Country.equals("KZ"))db_CONFIGTYPE = "zklof";
	else if (Country.equals("AC"))db_CONFIGTYPE = "calof";
	DebugLog.write("Country2 = "+Country+FileNwline);

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vrmetro

ASKER

Would something like this work... sorry cant test myself right now. :(

if ("test.findwhere.com:9021".equals(request.getRemoteHost())&&(Country.equals("XS"))) {
				// TEST
				db_CONFIGTYPE = "sxlof";

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ASKER

Sorry I missed the rest of his first code example. Ty

Jim Cakalic

Ah. I think perhaps this is what you want:

    if (Country.equals("US")) {
        db_CONFIGTYPE = "sulof";
    } else if (Country.equals("DE")) {
        db_CONFIGTYPE = "edlof";
    } else if (Country.equals("CA")) {
        db_CONFIGTYPE = "sulof";
    } else if (Country.equals("AU")) {
        db_CONFIGTYPE = "ualof";
    } else if (Country.equals("XS")) {
 
        /***********************************************
        And here's the switch!!
         ***********************************************/
        if ("test.findwhere.com:9021".equals(request.getRemoteHost())) {
            // TEST
            db_CONFIGTYPE = "sxlof";
        } else if ("staging.findwhere.com".equals(request.getRemoteHost())) {
            // STAGING
            db_CONFIGTYPE = "sxlof";
        } else {
            // LIVE
            db_CONFIGTYPE = "sxwf";
        }
        /*** Done switching ***/
    } 
    else if (Country.equals("KZ")) {
        db_CONFIGTYPE = "zklof";
    } else if (Country.equals("AC")) {
        db_CONFIGTYPE = "calof";
    }
    DebugLog.write("Country2 = " + Country + FileNwline);

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