Very well, put an initialize statement before try-catch block.
For example
Vector v = null;
try
{
populate v here
}
catch()
{}
Now you can access your Vector v without the initialization error.
regards
Y
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From: Nimmons, Daniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2000 2:39 AM
Subject: accessing array initialized in a try statement
> being fairly new to java I am still trying to work out variable scopes. I
> have a try statement where an array is populated with values. However when
I
> try to access the values in this array from anywhere but in the try
> statement I get an "variable fileArray may not have been initialized"
how
> do I access the values in this array...
>
> Daniel (Buster) Nimmons
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