private Object getObjectForString(Class<?> type, String values[]) throws Exception{
    if(values == null || values.length == 0)
      throw new Exception("getObjectForString: values was null or of zero length");
    Object array = Array.newInstance(type.getComponentType(), values.length);
    // Now fill in the values for the empty array we just created.
    for(int i = 0; i < values.length; i++)
      Array.set(array, i, getObjectForString(type, values[i]));
    return array;
  }
private Object getObjectForString ( Class < ? > type , String values [ ] ) throws Exception { if ( values == null || values . length == 0 ) throw new Exception ( "getObjectForString: values was null or of zero length" ) ; Object array = Array . newInstance ( type . getComponentType ( ) , values . length ) ; for ( int i = 0 ; i < values . length ; i ++ ) Array . set ( array , i , getObjectForString ( type , values [ i ] ) ) ; return array ; }
This method is similar to {@link #getObjectForString(Class, String[])} except that it returns
an array of type objects. Expects the type variable to be an array.