Xtykutl

Additional question about my last problem..

    BigDecimal fee;



    fee = fees.stream()

            .filter(p -> p.getTodate().isAfter(LocalDateTime.now()))

            .filter(p -> p.getFromdate().isBefore(LocalDateTime.now()))

            .filter(p -> p.getId().equals("001001"))

            .map(Fee::getFee)

            .findFirst()

            .map(BigDecimal::new)

            .orElse(new BigDecimal(1000));



    return fee;

I first check that the fee is up to date, as there might be upcoming fees and fees that are no longer valid. Then I try to match the id with remaining fees.

The problem is the last filter.
i've checked multiple times and in data, there is exactly 1 entry with current date and this very same id. (it was input before but for debugging purposes i've hardcoded it for now)

and if i take date filters off this will still only return BigDecimal 1000.

What am i not seeing here?

Both values are Strings

Well..

Not really an answer but i ran out of time and did the exact same thing
with regular old for loop, and everything went just as expected and worked just fine...

So i will still not use streams going forward..

EDIT:
code

for(Fee fee : fees){

    if(fee.getId.equals(id)){

        if(fee.getFromdate().isBefore(LocalDateTime.now())){

            if(fee.getTodate().isAfter(LocalDateTime.now())){

                BigDecimal z = new BigDecimal(fee.getFundservicefee());

                return z.movePointLeft(2);

            }

        }

      }

  }