How to use getStringArray of ResourceBundle

[Manoj Gundawar]

Hi,
I am trying to get the array of string from a property file using the
getStringArray of ResourceBundle class. But it is giving class cast Exception.
My property file looks like:

NVFORMS="GSLTW1NV","GSLTW1NV","GSLTW1NV","GSLTW1NV","GSLTW1NV","GSLTW1NV"
I also tried following formats. None of them worked.

NVFORMS= GSLTW1NV1 GSLTW1NV2 GSLTW1NV3
NVFORMS={"GSLTW1NV1", "GSLTW1NV2", "GSLTW1NV3"}

So if you have worked on this before successfully, please let me know.
(No speculations please )
Thanks in advance.

[Darin Niard]

I've been looking around... I can't find much information on it. You can use this for now though:

String[] s = rb.getString("NVFORMS").split(":");
 
and
 
NVFORMS=GSLTW1NV1:GSLTW1NV2:GSLTW1NV3

[ July 09, 2004: Message edited by: Darin Niard ]

[shareeef hiasat]

Darin Niard wrote:I've been looking around... I can't find much information on it. You can use this for now though:

String[] s = rb.getString("NVFORMS").split(":");
 
and
 
NVFORMS=GSLTW1NV1:GSLTW1NV2:GSLTW1NV3

[ July 09, 2004: Message edited by: Darin Niard ]

thanks but did you try it , i mean where is your reference

[Varun Selva]

shareeef hiasat wrote:

Darin Niard wrote:I've been looking around... I can't find much information on it. You can use this for now though:

String[] s = rb.getString("NVFORMS").split(":");
 
and
 
NVFORMS=GSLTW1NV1:GSLTW1NV2:GSLTW1NV3

[ July 09, 2004: Message edited by: Darin Niard ]

thanks but did you try it , i mean where is your reference

This should work.
This is a general code.
rb.getString("NVFORMS").split(":"); is valid code.
But need to do the null check.

String[] s=null;
if(rb.getString("NVFORMS") !=null){
s = rb.getString("NVFORMS").split(":");
}