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Subject: Re: how do i deal with these?
From: lordi <lord.of.board () gmx ! de>
Date: 2002-07-24 9:16:07
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In my opinion the easiest way would be to create a class,
which holds one database row like:
class person{
int id;
string name;
...
public string getName(){return name;}
public int getId(){return id;}
...
}
After that you add these to a vector and last but not least
add this vector to the context.
best regards,
lordi
>I've got the following results from my database query program,
>
>userid ,username
>_____________
>1,"james"
>2,"michael"
>...
>...
>and i want to build the Velocity variables to hold the results
>how do i construct it in my java program? like that?
>
>Vector v1 = new Vector();
>v1.addElement(1);
>v1.addElement(2);
>...
>
>Vector v2 = new Vector();
>v2.addElement("james");
>v2.addElement("michael");
>...
>
>context.put("v1",v1);
>context.put("v2",v2);
>
>
>
>or construct two arraies?
>_______________
>
>array1 = {1,2,...};
>array2={"james","michael",...};
>
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