Sorry, but how do I call the setSortCriteria() method of the table?
I do have a <tr:table value="#{pagedList}" var="task"/> in my xhtml file
and I'd love to avoid the need of using a binding to a table object.
The #{pagedList} returns a java.util.List and implements the required
methods for the table (getSortCriteria, setSortCriteria and isSortable),
but these methods are called automatically by myFaces.
It seems like a common feature to me, but maybe I'm wrong...
Regards, Kurt
Brian Smith schrieb:
Try using the setSortCriteria() method of the table. If you have not done
this already, you will have to create a CoreTable object in your backing
bean and bind it to the component using the binding attribute of the
tr:table on the jsp. Then after you fill the list, try setting the
setSortCriteria(List criteria). Each element of List criteria must be of
type SortCriterion.
On 10/25/06, DI Kurt Edegger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Brian,
thank you for your fast response. The list is sorted already, but the
front-end doesn't show the nice little arrow to indicate that the column
is sorted and sortable.
The sorting arrows (ascending/descending) will only show up after the
first click on a table header.
I'd like to have the look and feel consistent, right after the page is
displayed.
Any ideas?
Regards, Kurt
Brian Smith schrieb:
> Can't you just sort your list/array when you load it? If this is
database
> data, just sort it in the query.
>
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