Maximum array length in javacard

hi all
i have a java class with 20 member variables.
member variables are array of bytes. i doesn't allocate
memory for this variables in class constructor,
memory for this variables is dynamically allocated
in my javacard applet (*runtime*).
i defined an array of this class in my applet( in applet constructor):
myclassArray = new myclass[MAX]
for ( short i =0; i < MAX; i++ )
    myclassArray[i] = new myclass();myclass.java:
       class myclass {
             byte[] membervariable1;
              setVar1( byte[] input) {
               membervariable1 = input;
        }if MAX >= 100 , i can't load applet on the card.
(error :conditions of use not satisfied)
why this problem occurs? my card is 32k and i doesn't allocate memory for myclass member variables in applet constructor;
maybe an array of class in javacard has a maximum value in its length. am i right?
thanks,
siavash

s.fallahdoost wrote:
hi all
i have a java class with 20 member variables.
member variables are array of bytes. i doesn't allocate
memory for this variables in class constructor,It doesn't look like it. If you look at the code snippet below, which is located in the constructor, you are allocating memory in the loop.
memory for this variables is dynamically allocated
in my javacard applet (*runtime*).Does not like it neither. If you look at your second code snippet, you're jusr re-referencing the pointer to another instance.
i defined an array of this class in my applet( in applet constructor):
myclassArray = new myclass[MAX]
for ( short i =0; i < MAX; i++ )
myclassArray[i] = new myclass();myclass.java:
class myclass {
byte[] membervariable1;
setVar1( byte[] input) {
membervariable1 = input;
}if MAX >= 100 , i can't load applet on the card.
(error :conditions of use not satisfied)Could be, since you're allocating memory in the constructor.
why this problem occurs? my card is 32k and i doesn't allocate memory for myclass member variables in applet constructor;
maybe an array of class in javacard has a maximum value in its length. am i right?The maximum array length is 32k.

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