In general a single operation is never worth re-writing a simple-
method in Java... with that it is always easier to use the call-*-
method operations.
How is it that you want to combine the lists? There are tools (and
example of use of these) in the simple-methods for various things
here, including a merge sort type of thing, or a simple concatenation
(with the list-to-list operation).
I guess I should take this opportunity to shamefully plug the best
resource I'm aware of to help with the learning needed for this sort
of development task: the Advanced Framework Training Materials from
Undersun Consulting! (okay, well, from me...). These are available in
the store at www.undersunconsulting.com (which is even running OFBiz,
though it's an older version).
-David
On Oct 5, 2006, at 2:48 PM, Amit Shinde wrote:
Hello,
I query twice in a simple-method. Each query returns a list. Is
there a way
we can add these two lists and return the result as a single
unified list?
Has anyone done this? Any help will be appreciated. I will need to
implement a Java service otherwise.
Thanks in advance,
Amit Shinde
