Question on HashMap
HashMap results = new HashMap();
StringBuffer requestInformation = new StringBuffer();
requestInformation.append( request.getRequestURL().toString());
requestInformation.append( " SOAPAction : "+request.getHeader("SOAPAction")+ " : ");
if (AppServerInfo.getCurrentServerInfo() != null) {
requestInformation.append(" Request Handled By Server At : IP Address : "+ AppServerInfo.getCurrentServerInfo().getBindAddress().trim() );
requestInformation.append(" and Port # "+ AppServerInfo.getCurrentServerInfo().getListenPort() );
}
results.put("RequestInformation", requestInformation.toString() );
try {
results = xpathMiner.mineData(requestMessage); // returns HashMap
}
catch (XpathMinerException e) {
loggingDataBean.setErrorType(LoggingDataBean.TECHNICAL);
loggingDataBean.appendErrorMessage(StringTools.getStackTraceFromException(e));
LOG.warn("Error mining data.", e);
}
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In the above code ;
results.put("RequestInformation", requestInformation.toString() );
results has a key value pair , whil forwarding to the next line
results = xpathMiner.mineData(requestMessage);
which returns a HashMap and is stored in results,
My questions here is when compiling the second line results is no more having the earlier value of RequestInformation, It only has the new set of values returned by the method
xpathMiner.mineData(requestMessage);// this returns a HashMap.
How can i Make sure the the old RequestInformation values are in the HashMap
