The java.util.Set interface does not have an array signature.  I converted 
the Set collection to an array using the Set.toArray method and accessed 
the array with the javaArrayObjcommand set.

Is there an easy way of converting a java array to a tcl array that can be 
used with lsearch. 

For example:

   set iteratorI [ $serverSet iterator ] 
   set arrayI    [ $serverSet toArray ] 

   puts "\n serverSet array length [ $arrayI length ] \n"

   *** set tclList [ convert $arrayI ]

Then use regular tcl commands.

   lsearch $tclArray xxx

   foreach i $tclArray { puts $i } 



Regards.


PATRICK FINNEGAN.

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