Sure. You'll have to do away with the List abstraction in favor of the
SortedSet abstraction which in your case is probably ok for the
following reasons:
1.) List does not ensure the elements are unique (you probably don't
want to have duplicate results), while Set and by extension SortedSet d
>> I need some way to again sort by score on my compiled search result.
>>
>> Any thoughts?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Albert
>>
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You could use a SortedSet, which automatically inserts an object into
its sorted position when calling add()?
Cheers,
-Zach
anorman wrote:
I have set up a search result made up of a resultBean object containing the
information that I am fetching. Currently it is sorted by score (relevance)
wh
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Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Albert
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