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Hi,
you can place in a vector any object, for example a java.util.Vector

Ciao

RPower@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:

Can I do a 2 dim vector?

What I have is a list of streets, and for each street there is a list of propertys. I have a street object that I'm putting in a vStreet vector now. I have a Property object that I'd like to put in a vProp vector that is located in an index of the vStreet vector? Any ideas? I know ArrayList is better, but I was told to use a Vector :(

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Email: rpower@xxxxxxxxxx
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