C preprocessor equivalent in Java

[Haazi2]

I have the following code in a c header file

#define MAX 10
#define HOSTS char* hostname[MAX][] = {"j40b", ""}

How do I code the equivalent in Java?
Thanks for any help in advance.

 

[Otto]

#define MAX 10
final static int MAX=10;

#define HOSTS char* hostname[MAX][] = {"j40b", ""}
Make a new class (Hosts), and put the host names in a hashtable or vector or string array, and initialize them in the constructor.

Good luck. Bye, Otto.

 

[Haazi2]

Sorry, the second line should read:

#define HOSTS char* hostname[MAX] = {"j40b", ""}

Would this change your recommendation?

 

[Otto]

In the Java everything is Object, thus you can not "macro" complicated structures.
The
HOSTS variable1, var2...
does not work in Java, if the "HOSTS" is not an object or a primitive type.
I do not know other solution than a "wrapper" class.

Bye, Otto.