Scott,
I see how your solution would work. I am using a column decorator
and thought that the sort would happen before the decorator was used
on the data. I figured that the decorator would be the last step in
the rendering process.
At a high level I thought that the display tag copies your list of
objects to an internal list. At the point the sorting and pagnation
is done. The the decorations are applied.
I might have to try what you suggested in the mean time.
Nathan
On Mar 15, 2006, at 9:12 AM, Scott Russell wrote:
you need another getter method in your collection object that
returns a value usable in sorting and specify this on the
sortProperty= attribute for that column.
(if I understand your question right)
On Wednesday 15 March 2006 10:40 am, Nathan Maves wrote:
BUMP.
Has anyone dealt with sorting decorated columns?
Nathan
On Mar 14, 2006, at 11:39 AM, Nathan Maves wrote:
First off I am using the 1.1 version.
I have a List of POJO's of which on of the columns is a
java.lang.Long representing a number of minutes.
I have created a column decorator that displays the data as "3d 5h
28m". All of this works perfect,
I have defined the column as below.
<display:column property="value" title="Time" sortable="true"
decorator="lighthouse.decorators.DateDecorator"/>
The issue that I have is that when I specify that the table have a
defaultsort it is not sorting the column correctly. The page
displays the column as if it was sorted but in reality it is not.
If I click on the column title it will sort properly. Just not for
the initial display.
Here is the full code
<display:table class="mars" name="cases" id="row"
requestURI="ViewCases.do" defaultsort="8" defaultorder="descending">
<display:column property="caseId" title="Case ID" />
<display:column property="customerName" title="Customer
Name" sortable="true"/>
<display:column property="status" title="Status"
sortable="true"/>
<display:column property="serviceLevel" title="Service
Level" sortable="true"/>
<display:column property="severity" title="Severity"
sortable="true"/>
<display:column title="Owner" sortable="true">
${row.firstName} ${row.lastName}
</display:column>
<display:column property="groupName" title="Group"
sortable="true"/>
<display:column property="value" title="Time"
sortable="true" decorator="lighthouse.decorators.DateDecorator"/>
<display:column property="value" title="Time"/>
</display:table>
Any help would be great and I love the product so far!
Nathan
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