Put them in a list and Collections.sort() them.
All you'll need to do is create a Class with all those fields implementing
Comparable, and implement the compareTo Method.
hope it helps
SC
On 6/26/06, password password <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I have a servlet and in this servlet I have a problem when sort an
array. If in Tomcat 5.5.4 (on windows) the order is very fast (about 2
seconds) , but in tomcat 5.5.9 is slower (about 25 seconds). I don't Know
why the same code has diferent time.
The code is the next. The array has 7000 elements.
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java.util.Date datTiempoInicio, datTiempoFin;
java.util.Calendar calTiempoInicio = Calendar.getInstance();
java.util.Calendar calTiempoFin = Calendar.getInstance();
long intTiempoUtilizado;
datTiempoInicio = new java.util.Date();
calTiempoInicio.setTime(datTiempoInicio );
if (astrName.length > 1) {
//ordenacion de los arrays: astrName[intFilaArray]
int i, pasadas;
String strTemp;
double dblIntensityTemp;
double dblBackgroundTemp;
int intComparacion;
for (pasadas = 1; pasadas < astrName.length; pasadas++) {
for (i = 0; i<astrName.length - 1; i++) {
intComparacion = astrName[i].compareTo(astrName[i+1]);
if (intComparacion > 0) {
strTemp = astrName[i];
astrName[i] = astrName[i + 1];
astrName[i + 1] = strTemp;
dblIntensityTemp = adblIntensity1[i];
adblIntensity1[i] = adblIntensity1[i + 1];
adblIntensity1[i + 1] = dblIntensityTemp;
dblIntensityTemp = adblIntensity2[i];
adblIntensity2[i] = adblIntensity2[i + 1];
adblIntensity2[i + 1] = dblIntensityTemp;
dblBackgroundTemp = adblBackground1[i];
adblBackground1[i] = adblBackground1[i + 1];
adblBackground1[i + 1] = dblBackgroundTemp;
dblBackgroundTemp = adblBackground2[i];
adblBackground2[i] = adblBackground2[i + 1];
adblBackground2[i + 1] = dblBackgroundTemp;
} // end if (intComparacion > 0)
} //end for i
} //end for pasadas
} // end if (astrName.length > 1)
datTiempoFin = new java.util.Date();
calTiempoFin.setTime(datTiempoFin );
intTiempoUtilizado = Math.abs( (calTiempoFin.getTimeInMillis() -
calTiempoInicio.getTimeInMillis()) / (1000) );
System.out.println("(ProcessFile) Time = " + intTiempoUtilizado );
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Can You help me?
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