Hi, Andreas!

You must either:
1) Pass them, perhaps as a List, as method parameters to all clients
in the package that require access to them.

2) Store the objects in a central repository within the package, and
have all the clients access the repository. This, of course, may give
rise to the circular, "How do the clients access the repository?"
Well, you can either do (1), and pass the repository to all clients;
or make the repository a singleton, exposing the static mathod
getInstance(); this will return an interface with set(Dice dice) to
store dice in the repository, and a getDice() which will return,
perhaps, a List of all dice stored.

Note that both solutions will require attention to timing: the clients
mustn't request the dice until the dice are created (or else they must
cater for that eventuality).

[Also note (the ghost of my old English teacher has just drifted
wailing into the door) that, "Dice," is the plural of, "Die;" so may
those objects are Die d6, d10, ... B)]

.ed

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