[Aiwa]

I'll apologize in advance for sending too many Threads...it's because i have two completely different questions, and i need the answers as fast as possible, so i thought i would be better for me and for the ones reading, to just send 2 different threads..
Anyways..

I just need that in my app, i have a list of numbers, completely different from the numbers on the phonebook...just another list
and if there are no numbers on the list, just show *Empty* like the default
i just need a first push so i can get started with that...i thought about arraylists or treemaps but none of those can be used on the blackberry...and also, this list has to be saved even when the phone is off....
anyone has any idea of how could i do that?

[Ivanov]

use a Vector and persistent store to save your list. For showing the list you can use the ListField.

Take a look at the contacts sample in the JDE folder. I think that's what are you looking for.

[Aiwa]

thank sample is too big, i think i would waste my time reading all that
but only the classes you told me, help me a lot...
i'll just look a bit on the internet about those classes and try to work from that...if i have any doubts i'll hit yall up
but thanks for the help anyways

[Aiwa]

PersistentObject persist = PersistentStore.getPersistentObject( 0x8c746bdb8fb74512L );

could someone tell me what 0x8c746bdb8fb74512L means?

[Dougsg38p]

Each persistent object store requires a unique ID. Generally, you select some string, like "my_persistent_store", and use the IDE to generate a long value from this string. Highlight the string in the IDE, rightclick, and select "Convert to long".