nazeer hussain

Hi

I have a code to sort the object list by a specific attribute as follows.

public GenericComparator(String field, String order) {
super();
this.fieldName=field;
if (order == null || order.equals(ASC)){
this.sortOrder=ASC;
} else if (order.equals(DESC)){
this.sortOrder=DESC;
}

}

public int compare(Object o1, Object o2) {
Object value1;
Object value2;
try{
Field f = this.getAccessibleField(o1);

if (f == null) return 0;

if (this.sortOrder.equals(ASC)){
value1 = f.get(o1);
value2 = f.get(o2);
} else {
value2 = f.get(o1);
value1 = f.get(o2);

}

return this.compareField( value1, value2);
}catch (Exception nsfe){
System.out.println(nsfe);
return 0;
}

}


But I want to sort the objects after calculating a ratio of two different attributes in the objects in object list.

Please give me an idea.

Thanks in advance

Nazeer

Thank you guys for your reply. Got the solution.

Hi Guys

Can anyone knows the code to Sort the collection of objects, having two integer data types say a,b and assume the object is POJO which will not be implemented with any interface(Serializable/Comparator/..). Requirement is as follows.

Arraylist
- POJO
- int a = 100
- int b = 150
- POJO
- int a = 75
- int b = 125
-
5 items


list Ordered by asc based a values

list Ordered by asc based b values

using Comparator
-----------------------------

Thanks
Nazeer

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