Re: Sorting using a DataTable

2008-01-31 Thread Thomas R. Corbin
On Wednesday 30 January 2008, Karen Schaper escreveu:
 Hello,

 I am using a SortableDataProvider with a DefaultDataTable.

 From my understanding, it seems that for every column that I wish to sort
 on,   I need to add code to the iterator method of the
 data provider.  None of the columns were sorting and when I added some code
 in the iterator method (see below) I was able to sort on the street column.

 Is this the best way to sort columns?  I am using wicket 1.3.

it might be better to use that sorting info to get the data from the db in the 
right sort order.



 Thanks Karen

 iterator method from a SortableDataProvider  

 public Iterator iterator( int first, int count ){

 final SortParam sp = getSort();
 EventList  list = getInterruptionList();
 if ( sp.getProperty().equals(street) ){
 Collections.sort(list, new Comparator()
 {
 public int compare(Object arg0, Object arg1){
 if ( sp.isAscending() )
 return
 ((Interrupt)arg0).getStreet().compareTo(((Interrupt)arg1).getStreet());
 else
 return
 ((Interrupt)arg1).getStreet().compareTo(((Interrupt)arg0).getStreet());
 }
 });
 }
 return list.listIterator( first );
 }


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Sorting using a DataTable

2008-01-30 Thread Karen Schaper
Hello,

I am using a SortableDataProvider with a DefaultDataTable.

From my understanding, it seems that for every column that I wish to sort
on,   I need to add code to the iterator method of the
data provider.  None of the columns were sorting and when I added some code
in the iterator method (see below) I was able to sort on the street column.

Is this the best way to sort columns?  I am using wicket 1.3.

Thanks Karen

iterator method from a SortableDataProvider  

public Iterator iterator( int first, int count ){

final SortParam sp = getSort();
EventList  list = getInterruptionList();
if ( sp.getProperty().equals(street) ){
Collections.sort(list, new Comparator()
{
public int compare(Object arg0, Object arg1){
if ( sp.isAscending() )
return
((Interrupt)arg0).getStreet().compareTo(((Interrupt)arg1).getStreet());
else
return
((Interrupt)arg1).getStreet().compareTo(((Interrupt)arg0).getStreet());
}
});
}
return list.listIterator( first );
}


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Re: Sorting using a DataTable

2008-01-30 Thread Igor Vaynberg
usually sorting is done in the database. if you get that list outside
the database, then yes, you have to sort it using your own
comparators.

-igor


On Jan 30, 2008 5:54 PM, Karen Schaper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hello,

 I am using a SortableDataProvider with a DefaultDataTable.

 From my understanding, it seems that for every column that I wish to sort
 on,   I need to add code to the iterator method of the
 data provider.  None of the columns were sorting and when I added some code
 in the iterator method (see below) I was able to sort on the street column.

 Is this the best way to sort columns?  I am using wicket 1.3.

 Thanks Karen

 iterator method from a SortableDataProvider  

 public Iterator iterator( int first, int count ){

 final SortParam sp = getSort();
 EventList  list = getInterruptionList();
 if ( sp.getProperty().equals(street) ){
 Collections.sort(list, new Comparator()
 {
 public int compare(Object arg0, Object arg1){
 if ( sp.isAscending() )
 return
 ((Interrupt)arg0).getStreet().compareTo(((Interrupt)arg1).getStreet());
 else
 return
 ((Interrupt)arg1).getStreet().compareTo(((Interrupt)arg0).getStreet());
 }
 });
 }
 return list.listIterator( first );
 }


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