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Sorting problem in Tables

Posted on Dec 04, 2007 at 03:48 AM 7 Views

I've got a very strange problem while sorting table columns in WebDynpro Java.

I followed every step in the tutorial and imported the TableSorter.java into my project. But the columns in my table is still unsortable. I tried every effort but failed to make it sortable. Anyone encountered the same problem with me? Thanks in advance!

PS: I strictly followed the tutorial chapter 11's steps so do not tell me refer to that tutorial.

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    Posted on Dec 04, 2007 at 05:23 AM
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    Hi Sam,

    In the table columns ,sort icon is available?? Have u tried to check whether the onSort action is getting called or not??

    put some print statement in onSort event handler & check.

    regards

    Sumit

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      Dec 04, 2007 at 06:08 AM

      Hello Sumit,

      I've just searched the forum again and found a post answered by Armin Reichert:

      "A possible reason might be that you have added table columns using the "GroupedColumns" aggregation (which is default in NW04s) but your TableSorter code still assumes that the columns are in the "Columns" aggregation (was default in NW04)."

      The way to resolve this issue is simple as follow:

      Replace

      for (Iterator it = table.iterateColumns(); it.hasNext(); ++index)

      by

      for (Iterator it = table.iterateGroupedColumns(); it.hasNext(); ++index)

      in your TableSorter.java.

      I tried this and it worked! Thank you Sumit.

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