LinkedList remove

Question

I am having problem removing data from the linked list.
My source code is
public class Foo{
    private LinkedList mList = new LinkedList();
     * Adds data to the list
    public void setData(FooBean foo){
           //add data to the list
     * returns data from the list(LIFO method)
    public FooBean getData(){
           //remove first data and return
    * removes message from the list
//I am having problem in this method
     public void removeData(){
          for(int i = 0; i < mList.size(); i++){
                 FooBean foo = (FooBean)mList.get(i);
                 if(foo.getXXX()){
                         mList.remove(i);   //removes the messages and the list size is decreased by 1.
     }When i do the above method, it gives me ArrayIndexOutofBoundException because
when the message is removed the size of the
list is also decreased.
I tried, setting i back to '0' after removing the message,
but it starts again from the top.
So i tried using i-- and so far im not getting any error
messages. Is this a good way to achieve, what i am trying to do
or is there any good method to do that?
Thanx in advance

Answer 1

The follwing code may help you.
import java.util.*;
public class LinkedListDemo {
     public static void main(String []args)
LinkedList<Integer> list=new
ew LinkedList<Integer>();
          list.add(20);
          list.add(7);
          list.add(11);
          list.add(54);
          list.add(89);
          list.add(98);
          list.add(77);
          list.add(32);
          list.add(67);
          list.add(26);
          list.add(3,101);
          System.out.println("Size of list: "+list.size());
          System.out.println("Contents of list: "+list);
          list.remove(5);
          list.remove(1);
          System.out.println("Size of list: "+list.size());
System.out.println("Contents of list after
er deletion: "+list);
          list.removeFirst();
          list.removeLast();
System.out.println("list size after delete first
st and last element: "+list.size());
System.out.println("list after delete first & last
st elements: "+list);
          Integer ival=list.get(0);
          list.set(6,ival);
          System.out.println("list after change: "+list);
Whatever you are talking about there makes no sense to my real question.
I know how to remove from a list and i dont even need to use the Interface List for that. LinkedList has implemented that method too.
Removing from a list is easy, but my case is remvoing inside a loop.
I think you didnt even try to read my question.