I created a hashtable array..
Hashtable Scores[] = new Hashtable[Max];
for ( int i=0; i < Max; i++ )
{
Scores[i] = new Hashtable();
}
and then each Scores[i] is populated with
while loop start through database....
{
if ( rs.getInt( "og_id" ) != null )
{
Scores[counter].put( "og_id", new Integer(
rs.getInt( "og_id" ) ) );
}
if ( rs.getInt( "score" ) != null )
{
Scores[counter].put( "score", new Integer(
rs.getInt( "score" ) ) );
}
counter ++;
} end while loop
I now would like to be able to sort this array by
"score." For each hashtable in the array I want to pull the score
out and then put this into a standard int array, but in order in the int
array. Possibly I don't have to put the hashtables in order by score
but could somehow just put them into the int array in order?
There is more logic building the hashtable array then I have
shown (for clarity) otherwise I would have just ordered my sql
statement to pull it in order. I'm not to familiar with utilitizing
the "implemements Comparable" interface either. There's probably
an easy way to do this, but being new to java it hasn't come to me:)
Thanks, Rick
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