Need advice in user log in

hi
i am trying to develop a calss to store username and password strings to a file then retrieve them to check if the entered values are mathched.
i have think about tokenizer but i dont know how to retrieve them as a pair because they are not stored as a pair.
what is the best way to do it?

scrolldown wrote:
i am afraid that i am not delivering my idea
i do know that hashtable can hold it but this is not permenant . the information will gone when you exit.I know that. Still you need some data structure to hold this information while the program is running. A HashMap would work well for this, and would have nothing to do with how the data is stored. The other option is of course a database.
i am looking to store them to a file so i can retreive them even if i restart the program . now the problem is that i dont know how to retrieve the right pair of username and password from a file.Then you have several options here: database, XML file, comma-delimited file or text file with user name and password on same line for instance. .... or I wonder if you could use a HashMap and just serialize the map? I'm not sure if that would work, but hopefully a java guru will give you a better answer.

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