In my program I am getting a string from Database result set and convert it to char array like this:
emp.nid = rs.getString("nid").toCharArray();
In this part there is no error. The String is successfully converted to char array. But I have another code like this:
nid_txt.setText(emp.nid.toString());
This prints some freaky text. Not the original. Why was this happens? Please help me.
You're calling toString on a char[] - and that inherits the implementation from Object, so you get the char[].class name, @ and then the hash of the object. Instead, call the String(char[]) constructor:
nid_txt.setText(new String(emp.nid));
This happens because the toString() method is the String representation of the object, and not the String of what it contains.
Try doing like this:
nid_txt.setText(new String(emp.nid));
instead of foo.toString() do new String(foo).
You are calling the toString() on the array object. Try:
new String(emp.nid);
and you should see better results.
assuming that emp.nid is byte array second sentence is completely wrong. toString() method in such object won't work. Try insted creating new String based on byte array:
String s = new String(emp.nid);
nid_txt.setText(s);
