I've been trying to find a way to resize an array after it has been instanciated, but haven't had any luck.  

Example:

double[][] dblArray = new double[50][3];

now sometime later in my code - I realize that the array cannot hold all of my information - I really needed it to be
double[][] dblArray = new double[5000][3];

- is there anyway to do this on the fly - altering the already existing array - rather than just creating a new instance of an array?

 I've been trying to find a way to resize an array after it has been instantiated, but haven't had any luck.  I was wondering if anyone could help me.

 Example:

 double[][] blurry = new double[50][3];

 now sometime later in my code - I realize that the array cannot hold all of my information - I really needed it to be
 double[][] blurry = new double[5000][3];

 - is there anyway to do this on the fly - altering the already existing array - rather than just creating a new instance of an array?

 Thanks:]

Nope, Java arrays are fixed in size. If you need a larger one you'll
have to create it and copy over all the information from the old one. Or
consider using a Vector -- although there's no guarantee that it does
anything more efficient.

mehaase(at)sas(dot)upenn(dot)edu