Yes that would be more efficient, I'm wondering though about the ognl
calculations. It has been many time said in this list how ognl access is
slow but I've never tested it.
Todd O'Bryan wrote:
Assuming accessing elements in the List is O(1) as in ArrayList, it
might be more efficient to just
Assuming accessing elements in the List is O(1) as in ArrayList, it
might be more efficient to just iterate backwards over the indices:
element here
Todd
On Feb 14, 2006, at 7:50 AM, Inge Solvoll wrote:
No problem, just invert the source collection.
create a getter method in your java p
You can use
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/Collections.html#reverse(java.util.List)
public void pageBeginRender() {
setInvertedCollection(Collections.reverse(mylist));
}
public abstract void setInvertedCollection(List list);
public abstract List getInvertedCollection();
No problem, just invert the source collection.
create a getter method in your java page class (getInvertedCollection())
that reads the first collection and sorts it the way you want, then point
the source-attribute of the for-component to the new method
On 2/14/06, Jean-Eric Cuendet (JeSC) <[EM
