Never mind,
I'd say the implentation is correct and the javadoc is good enough.
It's probably that on my first reading atempt I got hooked on
'mountsOnPath is sorted by longest paths first to improve resolution of
possible path
* conflicts. '
which made me expect something like:
public int compare(Object o1, Object o2)
{
final String lhs = (String)o1;
final String rhs = (String)o2;
return lhs.length() == rhs.length() ?
rhs.compareTo(lhs) : rhs.length() - lhs.length();
}
cheers, have a nice weekend,
Martin
martinf schrieb:
Hi,
the insource documentation of WebRuquestCodingStrategy.mountsOnPath and
WebRequestCodingStrategy.MountsMap.LENGTH_COMPARATOR go a long way to
explain that longest Strings are sorted first. If I understand
LENGTH_COMPARATOR's implementation right, it only reverses String's lexical
sort order, like reading your Dictionary from last to first page.
mf
