You can, but you do yourself the work. I do this work. In Hibernate,
it's the framework which do the job! And the fetch is the half of the
work: you have to manage yourself the index. You have to synchronize
between contexts and cache the ordered list. Lots of work! But, this
features is important for many projects.
My question is how do you do. I have your response. Other?
My suggestion is that EOF could integrate similar feaures. WebObjects
is a powerfull global solution, but EOF misses many features like the
management of array and dictionary.
Frederic
Le 26 nov. 03, ` 04:06, Ray Ackland a icrit :
Frederic,
I still may be missing things here, but you can choose the order when
you do a fetch. And you can call sortedArrayWithSortOrdering()
[working from memory here] to order them after a fetch. After that
it's just a normal NSArray you can play around with.
R.
On Wednesday, Nov 26, 2003, at 12:52 Pacific/Auckland, DevReseune
wrote:
Visit Hibernate to undestand my point of view. The order is not your
order, but the order of the database.
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