[jadeite1000]

Hi All:

I am using Weblogic 9.2, Web Services Client, and Struts.
I have a java client in struts that calls a web services.
The “ID” field contains a Java integer.
The “First_Name” is a Java String.
The “Effective_Date” field is a Java date field.
The web service returns an arrayList.
From the arrayList, I displayed the result as the following:

ID FIRST_NAME EFFECTIVE_DATE
— ——— ————-
3 John 9/10/2007
2 Andrew 1/11/2006
5 Peter 3/4/2006

The “ID” header is a link.
The “First Name” header is a link.
The “EFFECTIVE_Date” is a link.

If I clicked on the link “ID”, the first time, it will sort the rows in ascending
order like the following:

ID FIRST_NAME EFFECTIVE_DATE
— ——— ————-
2 Andrew 1/11/2006
3 John 9/10/2007
5 Peter 3/4/2006

If I clicked on the link “ID”, the second time, it will sort the rows in descending
order like the following:
ID FIRST_NAME EFFECTIVE_DATE
— ——— ————-
5 Peter 3/4/2006
3 John 9/10/2007
2 Andrew 1/11/2006

If I clicked on the “First_Name” field the first time, it will sort the rows in
desceding order.
If I clicked on the “First_Name” field the second time, it will sort the rows in
ascending order.

This applies the same for the “EFFECTIVE_DATE”.

Any hint would be greatly appreciate.

Yours,

Frustrated.

[Riyad Kalla]

Moving OT > Soft Dev

[rkm258]

Hi

See http://kryogenix.org/code/browser/sorttable/ for sortable tables.

One suggestion is to execute the database query by using order by at the beginning to get the Array list you need in
a particular form.

Also I think you might have user the aegis.xml file for the Service Interface with the component type having the package path to the class whose objects are in the arraylist.

Thats it. Reply if u need any thing.
bye
Ram

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