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MyClass obj = new MyClass();

ArrayList a = new ArrayList();

a.add(obj);

((MyClass)a.get(0)).myMethod();

James Moey wrote in message <394EBA81.64C3C46A@igelaus.com.au>...
>someguy wrote:
>
>> greetings
>>
>> I have created an arraylist, which i have used to store objects of a
purpose
>> desinged class that holds a string and integer, and the toString returns
>> both in a string "ie return(myString +myInteger);".  I would like to know
>> how to access the methods of my class from the arraylist.
>>
>> ie myArrayList.get(index).someMethodFromMyClass
>>
>> Interstingly enough, i can create new objects and add them to my list.  I
>> can get the values of these objects, but i cant invoke methods built into
>> them to modify their values.
>>
>> Please if you know how i can access these method i would appreciate it.
>
>I think you need to "cast" the object back to the form you need before you
can
>call any of it's method.
>
>
>from
>James
>