Re: Vector of a vector?

[RPower@xxxxxxxxxx]

Actually,
I went a different route.  I have my street object containing a vector of 
the properties on the street, and I store that object in a vector that I 
access from a *.jsp page to load up a DHTML page to show folders much like 
windows explorer does.  Works nicely now.  Only thing is I'm finding it 
takes a little while to load, but it could be because I'm running the 
server from WDSc on my local machine for testing purposes and it's not a 
very robust unit.  P4 1.6 gig, with a gig of ram.

Ron Power
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Ron,

It sounds like you might find it interesting to look at design
patterns. One group of design patterns address different structures you
can use to build applications. Patterns like composite, flyweight and
proxy. Design patterns can help you understand the consequences of your
choice. There are lots of tools like Hibernate, JaxB, or iBatis built
around various design patterns that can build the types of relationships
you describe from data that is stored in database tables or XML
documents etc.

David Morris

>>> RPower@xxxxxxxxxx 03/29/05 5:45 AM >>>
That's what I was thinking of last night just before I went to bed. 
Now 
that you've verified it, I think that's the way I'll do it.  Put a
vector 
for the properties within the street class.  Thanks,

Ron Power

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