I could do that but it then doesn't map onto my model. The data is time
series data and needs to be available as Array's or ArrayLists. To use a
DataValePair as you suggest will slow my code down markedly as I need to
load quite large amounts of data
Ingmar Lötzsch wrote:
>
>> I'm trying to populate a pojo with two array lists and my code doesn't do
>> what I intended
>>
>> The pojo has two arrayLists as memebers one called 'dates' the other
>> 'values'
>
> Why can't you create
>
> class DateValuePair
> {
> private Date date;
>
> private Double value;
>
> ... getter, setter
> }
>
> and query for List<DateValuePair>?
>
>
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