Question

public void two(final BeanForm[] captureddata)
{
  for (BeanForm form : captureddata) 
  {
    if (form.getCyclicType() != null) 
    {
      logger.info("The Cyclic Type is"+ form.getCyclicType().value());
    }

    if (form.getTicketType() != null) 
    {
      logger.info("The Ticket Type is"+ form.getTicketType().value());
    }
  }
}

The above code works fine, but the output what I can see in the log file is (In case the length of the BeanForm is 2 )

11/Nov/2011 20:15:51   - The Cyclic Type is  DTI
11/Nov/2011 20:15:51   - The Ticket Type is MMTS
11/Nov/2011 20:15:51   - The Cyclic Type is DTI
11/Nov/2011 20:15:51   - The Ticket Type is MMTS

I just wanted to know whether it is possible to get the array details also, like to which array this data belongs to
For example

The array[1]  Cyclic Type is  DTI 
The array[2]  Cyclic Type is  SAG

Answer 1

Just use an external count:

public void two(final BeanForm[] captureddata)
{
  int count = 0;

  for (BeanForm form : captureddata) 
  {
    if (form.getCyclicType() != null) 
    {
      logger.info(count + " The Cyclic Type is"+ form.getCyclicType().value());
    }

    if (form.getTicketType() != null) 
    {
      logger.info(count + " The Ticket Type is"+ form.getTicketType().value());
    }

    count++;
  }
}

or as a normal for loop

public void two(final BeanForm[] captureddata)
{
  for (int i=0; i<captureddata.length; i++)
  {
    BeanForm form = capturedata[i];

    if (form.getCyclicType() != null) 
    {
      logger.info(i+ " The Cyclic Type is"+ form.getCyclicType().value());
    }

    if (form.getTicketType() != null) 
    {
      logger.info(i+ " The Ticket Type is"+ form.getTicketType().value());
    }
  }
}