Converting a Vector to array

Hi,
How can I convert a Vector to an array of int ?
I tried this
//v is an object of class Vector
int [] res=(int [])v.toArray(new int[0]);but it doesn't work so I find another way:
//v is a Vector
int len=v.size();
int[] res=new int[len];
for (int count=0;count<len;count++)
res[count]=Integer.valueOf(v.elementAt(count).toString());      this works but it's inefficient , I want to do the conversion in a single line of code (if possible)
thanks

The code that I've posted belongs to a simple function whose aim is to fill an array with
all the prime numbers the are less than a given value.
The function must return an array of int (int[]).Since I don't know how many primes I will find, I need a growable array, so I decided to use Vector.If there is a better way, please tell me.
Here is the function prototype:
/**returns all prime numbers that are less than max_value*/
public int[] getPrimeNumbers(int max_value){
//function's body
}thank you in advance

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