Uses of Interface
name.matthewgreet.strutscommons.util.ListCacheRecordComparator
Packages that use ListCacheRecordComparator
Package
Description
Template classes and supporting interfaces for Struts 2 Actions.
Various helper classes, especially for session-based data, and libraries.
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Uses of ListCacheRecordComparator in name.matthewgreet.strutscommons.action
Methods in name.matthewgreet.strutscommons.action that return ListCacheRecordComparatorModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionprotected ListCacheRecordComparator<T> AbstractFindBaseRecordListActionSupport.getItemSorter()Written by subclasses to return item comparator for sorting list after finding it, or null for no post-find sorting.protected ListCacheRecordComparator<T> AbstractFindListActionSupport.getItemSorter()Written by subclasses to return item comparator for sorting list after finding it, or null for no post-find sorting.protected ListCacheRecordComparator<T> AbstractFindListMultiModeActionSupport.getItemSorter()Written by subclasses to return item comparator for sorting list after finding it, or null for no post-find sorting.protected ListCacheRecordComparator<T> AbstractViewListActionSupport.getItemSorter(String sortOption, Boolean sortAscending) May be overridden by subclasses to return a comparator that can sort entries in the list cache as requested by the user, or null to leave list order as is. -
Uses of ListCacheRecordComparator in name.matthewgreet.strutscommons.util
Methods in name.matthewgreet.strutscommons.util that return ListCacheRecordComparatorModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionListCache.getItemSorter()Returns Strategy used to sort list, or null for no sorting.ListCache.ListCacheConfig.getItemSorter()Returns item sorter Strategy, if any.Methods in name.matthewgreet.strutscommons.util with parameters of type ListCacheRecordComparatorModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoidListCache.ListCacheConfig.setItemSorter(ListCacheRecordComparator<T> value) voidListCache.setItemSorter(ListCacheRecordComparator<T> itemSorter) Sets Strategy for sorting list data, overriding the list order of a list finder, or null to preserve list order.