JDBC:Count Array. SQL query works but fails in JDBC

Hi,
I'm using the following SQL query
"SELECT red.id, name, count(green.id) FROM red, green WHERE area = 'northeast' AND red.id = zid GROUP BY name"
It executes perfectly from the DB command line giving me the results.
However when I call it from within JDBC i am getting null values.
My JDBC call ia as follows( Where lst is the above query)
rs = st.executeQuery(lst);
while(rs.next()){
nidV.addElement(rs.getString("red.id"));
nnmV.addElement(rs.getString("name"));
nnumV.addElement(rs.getString("count(green.id)"));
I do realize that many folks use Integer for count queries but I pull them with as Strings all the time so that's not it.
The one diffrence between this and my other count queries is that this one returns an array (Vector) of counts.
Any ideas?

the problem is probably:
SELECT red.id, name, count(green.id) ...
nnumV.addElement(rs.getString("count(green.id)"));you can either use an alias for the column;
SELECT red.id, name, count(green.id) COUNT_VAR
nnumV.addElement(rs.getObject("COUNT_VAR"));or use getObject(3) as suggested by drclap.

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