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Char{}.toString() is not producting String, whereas if you use condtrictor new String(char[] ) you'll get String out of char[] array
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Char{}.toString() is not producting String, whereas if you use condtrictor new String(char[] ) you'll get String out of char[] array

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That worked just fine so many thanks to you &quot;for_yan&quot; for accurate answer!
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That worked just fine so many thanks to you "for_yan" for accurate answer!

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I'm Trying to construct my URL using the following concatenation<br />
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String url = URL_BASE + host &nbsp;+ &quot;/gimp/index.php?cmd=&quot; + cmd + &quot;&amp;user=&quot; + userName + &quot;&amp;password=&quot; + password.toString();<br />
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However, I get a reference to an object instead of the password itself. &nbsp;&quot;The password is passed in using a char array&quot;. &nbsp;I also used the concat method with no luck at all.<br />
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<a href="https://reports.company.com/gimp/index.php?cmd=gs&user=someuser&password=" rel="ugc">https://reports.company.com/gimp/index.php?cmd=gs&user=someuser&password=</a><b>[C@19c6866d</b>
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I'm Trying to construct my URL using the following concatenation

String url = URL_BASE + host  + "/gimp/index.php?cmd=" + cmd + "&user=" + userName + "&password=" + password.toString();

However, I get a reference to an object instead of the password itself.  "The password is passed in using a char array".  I also used the concat method with no luck at all.

https://reports.company.com/gimp/index.php?cmd=gs&user=someuser&password=[C@19c6866d

Very Strange Java Concatenation Behaviour!

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.