Don't support two demensions array??

the java card don't support two demensions array??
i want to create a two demensions array
and in different length~~~

You will have to solve the problem some other way.
Make an object array and then store the information in objects .. which otherwise was to stored in a 2 dimensional array.
Rohit Makin
BrickRed Technologies

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parthInfy wrote:
Hi there,
I am trying to merge two byte arrays into one byte array
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