: Unfortunately, no. If Iuse getStringArray while using a : PropertyResourceBundle to backup the ResourceBundle, getStringArray(key) : give a classCastException, as it is just a Wrapper for : (String[]) : getObject(key).
Hmmm... so aparently ResourceBundles suck. good to know. : Knowing what I said previously, should I still call getStringArray, catch : the exception and there use getString. Seems costly to me, as most will : probably a PropertiesResourceBundle to store values. What do you think? i retract all of my previous suggestions about getStringArray ... go with your gut, do the simplest thing that works. -Hoss --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
