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To define a custom type for webobjects, you have to give it the class, the method for construction from your primitive type, and the method to extract your primitive type from that object. Therefore, no way to get helper classes involved...
Ken On Aug 27, 2006, at 11:56 AM, Erik Mattheis wrote: Ultimately, the code behind the scenes is going to be nicer with a primitive boolean value to evaluate, so why not just create some method (sorry, I'm not familiar with WebObjects) that will evaluate the input string and give you a primitive boolean? Seems like you just want something like return myInputString.equalsIgnoreCase("Y").
Also, why have an interface where a boolean value is represented by a String at all? Can't you use a checkbox or radio button that was designed to have exactly two discrete states?
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