Hi Charisse,
you have to create an own class, e.g.
public class returnStringClass implements Serializable {
private String YourReturnValue;
public String getYourReturnValue() {
return YourReturnValue;
}
public void setYourReturnValue(String string) {
YourReturnValue = string;
}
}
then in your bean you have to add an ArrayList:
public returnStringClass[] yourBean() throws Exception{
// ArrayList
ArrayList StringList = new ArrayList();
// You can do this in a loop
// new instance of the helpclass
returnStringClass helpClassInstance = new returnStringClass();
helpClassInstance.setYourReturnValue("YOUR STRING");
StringList.add(helpClassInstance);
// You have filled your List in a loop then return it as returnvalue
// Great an Array with the correct size
returnStringClass[] returnList = new returnStringClass[StringList.size()];
// ArrayList pass to your created Array
StringList.toArray(returnList);
// return you return list
return returnList;
}
This should work with VC, I have done it with a portal service. I'm looking forward to write a blog about this service and how to use it with VC in the next weeks if you want and I think this would be a good one for other VC users.
Best Regards,
Marcel
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