How to create n Arrays whitout declaring them???

[HoMyGod]

Hi,

I have the following array :
anArray = Array("hi1", "hi2", "hi3",...)

and I would like to use it like this:

while(aResultSet.next())
{
while(i<choosedFieldSize)
{
hi1.add(aResultSet.getString(anArray.at(i))
}

hi1 is an array &quot;self created&quot;. I mean, that I don't know what's the size of anArray. But hi1, hi2, hi3,... must be Array's that I won't instanciate staticaly...

Is it possible and how can I do it?

Thank you very much
H.

 

[filibuster]

Hi,

There are at least two options:

java.util.ArrayList
java.util.Vector

Rgds
Holger

 

[croag]

Hey man,.


I know that you can't redim the arrays because that used to be big time security issues in C. Just set them at the class level. You're better off using a vector for this one though my man..

Anyway, come to think abou it that probably didn't even help, Take it easy,

Croag