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Jacques,
did you look into serialization? That would do what you want. Even more. Be
careful with where you want to use it, no matter which method, as most of it
will only work with an application, unsigned applets are not allowed to write
data to a disk, even on the server where they come from. Personally, I would
favour the string method, as it is very easy to handle, using StringTokenizer()
.
...Conrad

Jacques Chaurette wrote:

> Hi, I have a program with lots of buttons, checkboxes, widgets, etc. and of
> course data (in and out).
> I would like to be able to save all the data and the state of widgets.
> My plan is to convert all these values to strings and create a long string
> with these values separated by commas. (I have tested this and it works
> fine). Or perhaps better, put the values in a string array and save the
> string array. I am not sure of what the mechanics are of saving a string
> array vs. a string.
> Is this the best way to do this?
> What about using the properties method for saving the configuration data?
> Would it be a good idea to use this for the config. data and then use the
> string array only for the in/out data?
> Thanks for the help.
> Jacques