Igor Vaynberg wrote:
What quickly comes to mind is
interface datasource {
long count();
// access to lv would allow retrieval of sort order/filter info
list retrieve(int first, int count, ListView lv);
ListView doesn't have sort order/filter info.
That is something a that should be held in the model not in a component
if it could i think.
So setting a sort order would be:
((YoureModel)ListView.getModel().setSortOrder(xxx)
at least in my eyes
// not sure how these 2 would work of if they are necessary, but
maybe they can help to eliminate index based approach
serializable objecttoid(object obj);
object idtoobject(serializable id);
for that we have a method on ListView:
protected IModel getListItemModel(final IModel listViewModel, final int
index)
johan
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