This appears to be a non-standard sort(), meaning that you are not
sorting alphabetically or numerically, and so you would need a custom
sort routine in your Java code. If you perform this sort() in Java
(independent of Velocity), does it work? If not, override your sort
method with your customizations for this data-type...
Mark
rezkiyn wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to sort a nested tree where I would like to sort on a child of
the root element being the end date.
The structure is :
[{name=Education
, data=Quality Management, type=text, options=[]
, Level={name=Level, data=Bachelor, type=list, options=[]}
, End_Date={name=End_Date, data=30/06/2000, type=text, options=[]}
}},
{name=Education
, data=Computer Science, type=text, options=[]
, Level={name=Level, data=Bachelor, type=list, options=[]}
, End_Date={name=End_Date, data=30/06/2000, type=text, options=[]}
}},
{name=Education
, data=Business Economics, type=text, options=[]
, Degree={name=Degree, data=MagnaCumLaude, type=list, options=[]}
, Level={name=Level, data=Master, type=list, options=[]}
, End_Date={name=End_Date, data=01/01/2008, type=text, options=[]}
}}]
The function I am calling is, but does not seem to work
#foreach($obj in $sorter.sort($Education.getSiblings().getChild("End_date"),
"data"))
$obj.getData()
#end
Can someone help me
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