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Dear All,
I have vector of vectors
Vector VMaster - [[flag, 0,1,1], [state, NJ,NY,ALL],[f1,11,12],[f2,22,24,80,09]]
I need to replace some of the elements of this vector with new value.
For ex.
I need to replace
[flag,0,1,1] to [flag,false,true,true]
and
[state ,NJ,NY,ALL] to [state,newjersey,newyork,ALL]
so that the final vector should be like
[[flag,false,true,true], [state,newjersey,newyork,ALL] ,[f1,11,12],[f2,22,24,80,09]]
What changes should I make to following code:
can I use SetElementAt()

for (int i = 0; i < VMaster.size(); ++i) {
Vector subVect = (Vector) VMaster.elementAt(i);
String field1 = (String) subVect.elementAt(0);

for (int j = 0; j < subVect.size() - 1; ++j) {
if(field.equals("flag"))
{���.
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}
Thanks,
ag
 
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Are you sure you want to use Vector? If these vectors are all fixed size, arrays would be a better choice. If not, ArrayList (from the Collections framework) is now preferred.
 
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i want to use vector because the size is dynamic.
Can't use arraylist ,as this is a part of code from the utility method in my ejb
 
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Why would that make ArrayList the wrong choice?
 
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i think there may be synronization problem.
I do wanted to post sevearl question regrding the utility methods that i have in my ejb.
like changeDateFormat method,databaseconnection utilty method,formatdata utility method.
I was thinking of using methods as private static
or private (without static) will be a better choice .
several other methods will be calling these methods to format the data in desired format before returing to the client.
Please explain what wil be better choice memory and time wise
 
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If you want a synchronized ArrayList you can call
Collections.synchronizedList (new ArrayList(...));
 
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Originally posted by Ron Newman:
If you want a synchronized ArrayList you can call
Collections.synchronizedList (new ArrayList(...));


Ron-
So if you have a synchronized ArrayList then why would that be much better than using a Vector? Isn't that the main difference between ArrayList and Vector, that Vector is synchronized and by default ArrayList isn't?
Do you know of any performance benefits of using a synchronized ArrayList vs. a Vector?
Thanks.
 
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Vector has been retrofitted to implement List but is still carries old methods such as addElement. Since the Vector gives you nothing that a sysncronized List can give you, stick with the newer List objects.
 
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i think there may be synronization problem.


I think you mentioned that your code is in EJB. If so, don't worry about synchronization. By the spec, the EJBs are single threaded, and therefrore using synchronized data structures (such as Vector) would be an unnecessary overhead.
Eugene.
 
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Eugene Kononov ,
Could you please send me some links where i can find documentation about EJB's. I am using stateless session ejb.
 
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