Accessing multiple ItemStacks from an ItemStack storage class.

Hello everyone of the bukkit forums!

I would like to be able to obtain my ItemStacks from a single storage class;

E.G.

Code:

        ItemStack NextPage = new ItemStack(Material.ARROW, 1);
        ItemMeta NextPageMeta = NextPage.getItemMeta();
        NextPageMeta.setDisplayName(ChatColor.GRAY + ">>>" + ChatColor.RED + "" + ChatColor.BOLD + "Next page" + ChatColor.GRAY + ">>>");
        List<String> NextPageLore = new ArrayList<String>();
        NextPageLore.add(ChatColor.DARK_PURPLE + "Click me to go to the next page!");
        NextPageLore.add(ChatColor.BLUE + "Clicky Clicky!");
        NextPageMeta.setLore(NextPageLore);
        NextPage.setItemMeta(NextPageMeta);

I have this item stack
I would like to put this ItemStack into a class called "AchItems, with a bunch of other ItemStacks, where I can access this from multiple amounts of other classes. Please help

 

@TheManiacGamers
ArrayList?

Just a standard list will do...

 

He doesnt mean that, i think he means using constructors and static. Thats why i said that, dont blame me if i get it wrong.
It was not needed @timtower , you are a bad boy! joke :-: But it was really not needed.

 

@Gonmarte
He said he wanted a storage class, he wasn't very specific.

 

Yes Yes, It was just an example i quickly did, I'll change that later and "freshen it up"

I just want to know how to access the ItemStack from a different class, in which, Is something I do not know how to do,

Yes @Gonmarte, you're right, I do mean using constructors and static

Sorry @CraftCreeper6.
I mean a storage class that contains all of the *entirely made ItemStacks* so I can just inv.setItem(3, new ItemStack(AchItems.*itemstackname*));

if you know what I mean?

 

Thats why i said to him to take a look at java again, but @timtower though i was attacking him... but i wasnt. I was being honest.....

@TheManiacGamers You learn this when you "learnt" java, if you did. If not, i would advice you to do here - http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/

 

@TheManiacGamers
Use an Enum, look it up.

 

You can create a new instance of your class also.
Take a look at here - http://www.tutorialspoint.com/java/java_object_classes.htm