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By: shon2006
I found the solution , you should add another property to your beans that
contains
a version of your strings in all lower-case and use that property as the
sortProperty
attribute. Something as simple as:
[code]
public String getCaseInsensitiveData() { return getData().toLowerCase();}
[/code]
It just provides a separate property in your bean that you can use for sorting.
Only for sorting. Do not use this property for displaying. Display the "data"
property but sort on the "caseInsensitiveData" property.
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