[A.Vogel]

Hi,

i have a little problem with filling a vector.

Here is a easy example of my problem.

1. I fill a vector with a string array containing two values:

for(int i = 0; i<10; ++i){
        test[0] = "Test";
	test[1] = " "+ i;
	vector.addElement(test);
}

2. I want to get the string array back from the vector:

for(int i = 0; i<10; ++i){
	String[] test2 = (String[])vector.elementAt(i);
	System.out.println("[0]" + test2[0]);
	System.out.println("[1]" + test2[1]);
}

!!The problem:

The strings I get back are not like:

[0] Test
[1] 1
[0] Test
[1] 2
[0] Test
[1] 3
.
.
.
[0] Test
[1] 9

They are only ten times
[0] Test
[1] 9

So i think the first for loop adds only ten times the same object to the vector.

Can anybody help me.

Greetings
Alex

[A.Vogel]

OK I've got the solution.

I had to define the string array test localy in the first loop and not global on the MIDlet.