If they're always String[] then Thomas's solution is fine - but do you want
to be able to handle other types? LazyDynaBean does something pretty similar
to this - have a look at the growIndexedProperty() method for dynamically
growing arrays and createIndexedProperty() method for instantiating new
arrays.
Anyway the java.lang.reflect.Array has useful (static) methods for
manipulating arrays...
1) Instantiating an Array
Object myArray = Array.newInstance(type.getComponentType(), arraySize);
2) Setting a value in an array, e.g....
Array.set(myArray, index, value);
3) Finding the length of an array
Array.getLength(myArray);
Niall
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