Why not store each of those vectors in vector and then iterate over the
"outer" vector. BTW, Its a Vector not a Vector array.
Mike
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-> From: Jake Levesque [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
-> Sent: Monday, June 11, 2001 2:20 PM
-> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-> Subject: Vector arrays on a jsp page?
->
->
-> Hello!
->
-> I am in dire need of some help here. I hope this isn't too
-> basic a question
-> but here it goes. I have a set of vector arrays. They are
-> named something
-> like arr1, arr2, arr3, arr4, etc. What I want to be able to
-> do is loop
-> through these lists based on the number in the array's name.
-> I want to be
-> able to reference the list by taking the "arr" part and
-> attaching a number
-> to it to create the name "arr1, arr2, etc." Then processing
-> the jsp. I can
-> output the line that I want with "out.println" in Html, but
-> I can't get it
-> to process the line as jsp.
->
-> ie: arr + "1" + .addElement( new Integer (35) );
-> arr + "2" + .addElement( new Integer (99) );
->
-> Even if someone knows a better way, than this, to
-> specifically reference a
-> list in a group of lists, I would be very appreciative.
->
-> thanks in advance,
->
-> Jake Levesque - A+
-> Web/Database Developer
-> www.trakonic.com
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