hi jamo,

afaik ojb supports a single column only in the collection-descriptor. for more flexibility you could also use a query-customizer.
i think sorting the rows using sql is more effective than using compareTo.


jakob

Jamo Smith schrieb:
My object is sorted by more than one column.  It is best, I think, to
utilize compareTo in this instance.  More important, would the below
method be as optimal as the method I purpose - if so, could I have it
sort by multiple columns?


On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 17:24:31 +0100, Jakob Braeuchi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

hi jamo,

the collecton descriptor supports sorting. ie:

     <collection-descriptor
        name="allArticlesInGroup"
        element-class-ref="org.apache.ojb.broker.AbstractArticle"
        auto-retrieve="true"
        auto-update="true"
        auto-delete="false"
     >
        <orderby name="articleId" sort="DESC"/>
        <inverse-foreignkey field-ref="productGroupId" />
     </collection-descriptor>

hth
jakob

Jamo Smith schrieb:

I have a one to many relationship.  I need to retrieve the many in a
SortedSet as optimally as possible(instead of retrieving as a
collection then adding to a TreeSet)  What is the way to do this with
OJB?

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Jamo Smith

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