IPIVR v. 4.04
I have a script, where I get from ICM, an ECC variable in string format. I need to convert this string into an integer, so that I can play a dollar amount for the callers account balance. Everything that I am trying, doesn't seem to work! I didn't think a conversion was this difficult.
Thoughts????
Expression Editor. Simple Java.
Regards,
Geoff
okay, so here is what I have in the expression editor, int.parseInt(lpamt)
The script is still throwing exceptions.
It's actually Integer.parseInt("44") not int.parseInt("44")
HTH
Just checking - does your Java say:
int my_int = Integer.parseInt("44");
Regards,
Geoff
You should try leaving the account balance as a string and playing the prompt as:
$[accountBalanceVariable]
There is simple TTS capabilities that speak dollar amounts.
leaving as string and using system for prompt failed. it played nothing.
the listed integer parse didn't work either.
Ultimately, I have a string variable, that I need to convert to SOME kind of integer/float/ whatEVER to use the create generated prompt step so that I can play the account balance. I just can't believe that I can't get anything to work! It won't convert, and all I can do is laugh now, because this should be SO simple. we're supposed to cut over and I can't believe I'm failing to provide because of a simple (so I thought) conversion from string to xx.
This was just in another post recently....
Check page 3-159 of this document to see how currency Prompt literals work.
Too cool. Now you're making me want to get a toll free number for the same reason I got a domain name.
Thanks for your support in the forums.
Hey avholloway
n/p
I see your call or someone's
Your Java/CRS write up is excellent.
Blair