arrayList with numbers in it.

[Lund01]

The problem is the output of the

child2.setAttribute("calc_neutral_pep_mass", massaInfo);

Every time that one is printed now I get the same value.

But what I calculated (sum1) is what I need to be printed behind the calc_neutral_pep_mass.
So I exported sum1 out of the loop to the child2.setAttribute....
Every time the program runs the while loop the value is a diffrent one, because every time the sum1 is calculated again for a new set of values.

[Norm]

Every time that one is printed now I get the same value.

If you don't change anything it SHOULD ALWAYS get the same value.

[Lund01]

How do you meen?

The sum1 that is stored in the arrayList is every time diffrent.
And then I take out the last one stored, and let that one print behind the child.setAttribute.....

[Norm]

For example:

int x = 1234;
for (int i=0; i < 10; i++) {
  System.out.print("x=" + x);  // print value of x (will always be the same)
} // end for(i)

[Lund01]

Any idea on what line of code I then need to add on that part you explained above?

[Norm]

No I have no idea. If a variable is not changing in value and you think it should be changing, you need to back track through your code to see why it is not changing. An interactive debugger is useful for doing that. Otherwise add lots of println statements to your code to track how variables are changing.

[killer8889]

I found the solution for your problem regarding ArrayList. It was in a forum, may be that helps youUse of Collection Class in JAVA-- ArrayList