amazon web services - Java AWS s3 / simple odd problom with a logic processor -

i using amazon web services s3, , using to, - open connection (working fine) - open input stream text file has usernames , passwords listed username,password username,password ... works fine, run issues when trying check if username matches password.

take look,

            while (infinite == 1) {             system.out.println("ran");             if (trytologin == true) {                 system.out.println("ran2");                 trytologin = false;              bufferedreader br = new bufferedreader(new inputstreamreader(object.getobjectcontent()));              string linevalue = null;              while((linevalue = br.readline()) != null && loggedinas == null){                  string splitresult[] = linevalue.split(",");                if ("saucymeatman" ==  splitresult[0] && "mufasa" == splitresult[1]) {                 loggedinas = splitresult[0];                 system.out.println("logged in");              //ui.usernamelogin.gettext()                }                else {                     system.out.println("split 0 : " + splitresult[0]);                     system.out.println("split 1 : " + splitresult[1]);                }              }              }         } 

even though "saucymeatman" == splitresult[0] && "mufasa" == splitresult[1] not print "logged in" or set loggedinas anything. sure splitresult[0] equals "saucymeatman" because prints "split 0 : saucymeatman".

thanks in advance.

do not use == compare string values; use equals method of string class. == operator compares objects references determine if refer same object; doesn't compare string contents.