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Question Asked By: Dukker Jansen on Nov 10 In Java Category.

Declaring Member Variables Dynamically

Question Answered By: Ann Evans on Nov 10

easiest way is to use a hashmap instead of a class.
you can dynamically genereate classes in Java
but if you like this kind of features it is better to use JRuby or Groovy.
since java is a statically typed language.

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