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Pete O'Hanlon1-Dec-10 23:47
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You need to put in a delimiter to split the elements at the receiving end. One way to do this would be to use an uncommon character when forming the string, which you can then parse out - don't use a comma just in cast it's present in the input data. I like to use \n in this situation because it's highly unlikely that this will ever be in the input data. Then you simply split the data out at the receiving end using this character sequence.

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