ArrayDescriptor multiple arguments

hi all,
Can we able to pass multiple arguments in a single ArrayDescriptor, instead of creating multiple ArrayDescriptor obeject.
Example
ArrayDescriptor a_desc = ArrayDescriptor.createDescriptor("A_ARRAY", connection);
ARRAY app_array = new ARRAY(a_desc, connection , a_id);
ArrayDescriptor r_desc = ArrayDescriptor.createDescriptor("R_ARRAY", connection);
ARRAY read_array = new ARRAY(r_desc, connection , r_id);
Thanks.

apexlearner wrote:
Can we able to pass multiple arguments in a single ArrayDescriptor, instead of creating multiple ArrayDescriptor obeject.
Example
ArrayDescriptor a_desc = ArrayDescriptor.createDescriptor("A_ARRAY", connection);
ARRAY app_array = new ARRAY(a_desc, connection , a_id);
ArrayDescriptor r_desc = ArrayDescriptor.createDescriptor("R_ARRAY", connection);
ARRAY read_array = new ARRAY(r_desc, connection , r_id);Does this have anything to do with APEX? Looks like Java.

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