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kittu basant
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Hi,
I have an application, where I created a object of a class, used it to set values in 5 different setter methods,
Now i have put this 5 different setter methods in a list.
But this object creation would be put in to a for loop, since the same setter methods has differnet values set, so i would like to know whether this object creatio has to be put in a list as well. if so how to retreive the values.. a sample would be helpful.

regards,
kite


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Campbell Ritchie
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Welcome to JavaRanch.

Please check your provate messages.

I am afraid I don't understand your question; you ask about putting methods into a List, but you can't add methods to a List, maybe Method objects, but that isn't the same thing. And I don't think you can put your object creation into a List.

You can set up an object in a for-loop, you can call all its 5 setter methods, and you can add it to the List, still in the same for-loop, and not necessarily in that order, which I think is what you want.
kittu basant
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Thank you!! for the reply, My issue is resolved..

To be frank... I Sincerely appreciate this forum and users for the valuable info and help provided within a short period of time to all levels.
Rob Spoor
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"kite bite",

Will you please read your private messages as Campbell has requested you to?


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Campbell Ritchie
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Originally posted by Rob Prime:
"kite bite",

Will you please read your private messages as Campbell has requested you to?
Maybe he didn't because I wrote provate messages.

Rob Spoor
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Could be. Or he just forgot.
Campbell Ritchie
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More likely thought we don't notice.
 
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