Because there is a big difference between two lists of atomic data and a
single list of composite data.
On one hand you allocate only two objects while on the other hand you
allocate many small objects who have absolutely no business or
algorithmic value.
The framework should provides the functi
;
> class DateValuePair
> {
> private Date date;
>
> private Double value;
>
> ... getter, setter
> }
>
> and query for List?
>
>
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> I'm trying to populate a pojo with two array lists and my code doesn't do
> what I intended
>
> The pojo has two arrayLists as memebers one called 'dates' the other
> 'values'
Why can't you create
class DateValuePair
{
private Date date;
private Double value;
... gett
d is probably wrong.
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