Hello,
I fetching some data as following.
groups = XWSContactsGroup.fetchAllXWSContactsGroups(abEC,
new NSArray(new Object[]
{ERXSortOrdering.sortOrderingWithKey(XWSContactsGroup.CN,
ERXSortOrdering.CompareDescending)}));
for(XWSContactsGroup cg:groups){
I guess I should have originally asked what error Eclipse gave you
regarding your sortOrderings argument?
The following is a legitimate value for sortOrderings in your example:
new NSArray(new
ERXSortOrdering("id",ERXSortOrdering.CompareDescending))
although it can be made cleaner using ERX
aha... ok
but id is not a class property.. its the pk... :S ... why do I want
them like that?...because the other class property its the name of the
week, which its monday - sunday, but its repeated on the table, Im
fetching all mondays... this was just to try out about the sort
orderin
Hi gus,
I would recommend use ERXKey for sort ordering.
EOSortOrdering order = WorkDay.ID.desc();
NSArray order = WorkDay.ID.descs();
assuming "id" is a class property.
sharpy..
On 06/10/2008, at 12:22 PM, WebObjects wrote:
Hello, well Im fetching some data, and I encounter here something,
Hello, well Im fetching some data, and I encounter here something,
when I created the EOModel and generate the javaclases, I got a
method :
public static NSArray fetchWorkDaies(EOEditingContext
editingContext, EOQualifier qualifier, NSArray
sortOrderings) {
well, before I realize its third
