Hashtable and double array

Hi,
i need to store a series of double arrays in a hashtable.
now while extracting them i get ClassCastException
can anyone tell me how to extract a double array from a hashtable. if its not possible then can i use any other data structure
thanx

Cast it correctly?double[] darray = (double[])yourHashtable.get(yourKey);And if that doesn't work, then post the code where you put the "double array" into the Hashtable.

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