David,
Object[] result = myobj.getSomething();
String firstSomething = (String)result[0];
Integer secondSomething = (Integer)result[1];
;-p
One thing I learned fast with Java is that you can do everything, you just
have to think harder...
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Matthew MacKenzie
VP Research & Development
XML Global Technologies, Inc.
-----Original Message-----
From: David RR Webber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: October 27, 2000 2:54 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: XML for EDI book: any comments? -- Warning: Do not read if
b usy!
Message text written by David Bruce
>Java is used by software folk who know a balanced OO language when they
see
it, regardless of the company where it was born.
<<<<<<<<<
This seems a rash statement! My impression of Java is that it was
originally designed to operate washing machines, microwaves and
refridgerators - and that the compromises this entailed are still with
us. Since Java is such a balanced OO language - how come I can
only return one parameter from a method or class, to name just
one glaring limitation?!
DW.
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