HI:

can someone show me how to access and print a hashtable that's part of
the data of another hashtable?
the way i do it now the output is so long that it make the generated
log file unopenable in
in an editor (unix VI)

here is an example that illustrates my problem

cat PrintHashtable.java
import java.util.*;

public class PrintHashtable {

 public static void main(String[] args) {
   // Create and populate hashtable
   Hashtable ht = new Hashtable();
   ht.put("ABC", "abc");
   ht.put("XYZ", "xyz");
   ht.put("MNO", "mno");
       Hashtable htData1 = new Hashtable();
       htData1.put("CBA1", "abc1");
       htData1.put("CBA2", "abc2");
       htData1.put("CBA3", "abc3");
       htData1.put("CBA3", "abc33");
       ht.put("ABCD", htData1);

   // Display hashtable.
       Enumeration e = ht.keys();
       String key = null;
       while(e.hasMoreElements()){
     key = (String)e.nextElement();
     System.out.println("Key: " + key + "     Val: " +  ht.get(key));
   }

 }
}

Compile:
javac PrintHashtable.java

Execute:
java PrintHashtable
Key: ABCD     Val: {CBA1=abc1, CBA3=abc33, CBA2=abc2}
Key: ABC     Val: abc
Key: MNO     Val: mno
Key: XYZ     Val: xyz

the problem with the output is with first line:
Key: ABCD     Val: {CBA1=abc1, CBA3=abc33, CBA2=abc2}

in the real application it can be thousands of characters long.
so i would like the output to be more like (for example):
Key: ABCD     Val: {CBA1=abc1,
CBA3=abc33,
CBA2=abc2}
Key: ABC     Val: abc
Key: MNO     Val: mno
Key: XYZ     Val: xyz

that is break it up into multiple lines.

any help is appreciated.

thanks