Vector and bufferedWriter

hello all
This is my problem :
bufferedWriter1.write(String.valueOf(year1));
bufferedWriter1.write("/");
bufferedWriter1.write(String.valueOf(month1+1));
bufferedWriter1.write("/");
bufferedWriter1.write(String.valueOf(day1)+" ");
bufferedWriter1.write(String.valueOf(hours));
bufferedWriter1.write(":");
bufferedWriter1.write(String.valueOf(minutes));
bufferedWriter1.write(":");
bufferedWriter1.write(String.valueOf(seconds));
bufferedWriter1.newLine();
bufferedWriter1.flush();
client1.addElement(bufferedWriter1);
clients=client1.toString();
bufferedWriter2.write(clients);
bufferedWriter2.newLine();
bufferedWriter2.flush();after that the file that is handled by bufferedWriter2 should be the same with the one handled by bufferedWriter1... though the file of bufferedWriter2 is blank while has normal input... any ideas? i tried .elementAt(0) or (1) to get the value but no luck
Thnx

Enialis wrote:
bufferedWriter1 comes from this :
try{
fileWriter1 = new FileWriter(prefs()+"time.txt");
bufferedWriter1 = new BufferedWriter(fileWriter1);
fileWriter2 = new FileWriter(prefs()+"clients.txt");
bufferedWriter2 = new BufferedWriter(fileWriter2);
}catch(IOException ioe){ioe.getMessage();}and it writes the specified string to the for example time.txt
and i am not calling toString on it. the toString is called for the vector client1. the thing is that in the api says that toString gives the contents of the vector as a string... therefor i figured out it should be done that way... i dont thing there is any problem with me inputing the contents of bufferedWriter1 to the vector as its a general vector and with the toString it will come out as a string sequence.
the problem is that i have no input for the bufferedWriter2 who writes the clients.txt
hope that makes sense :)There are lots of problems with the code. You are calling toString on the vector, and the BufferedWriter is in the vector, so the vector calls toString on it. Calling toString on a buffered writer does not give anything that you want.
What is it that you really want to do, and why?
Kaj

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