Examples of Descending

    List<SimplestObject> list = persist.getObjectsMatching(new SimplestObject());
    assertEquals(200, list.size());
    // select using sorting
    SimplestObject orderObject = new SimplestObject();
    orderObject.setFoo(0.0);
    list = persist.getObjects(SimplestObject.class, new Descending(orderObject));
    assertEquals(200, list.size());
    assertEquals((Double) 199.0, list.get(0).getFoo());
    list = persist.getObjects(SimplestObject.class, new Ascending(orderObject));
    assertEquals(200, list.size());
    assertEquals((Double) 0.0, list.get(0).getFoo());

Examples of org.conserve.sort.Descending

    SimplestObject simpleObject = new SimplestObject();
    simpleObject.setFoo(0.0);
    ComplexObject orderObject = new ComplexObject();
    orderObject.setSimplestObject(simpleObject);


    list = persist.getObjects(ComplexObject.class, new Descending(orderObject));
    assertEquals(200, list.size());
    assertEquals((Double) 199.0, list.get(0).getSimplestObject().getFoo());
    list = persist.getObjects(ComplexObject.class, new Ascending(orderObject));
    assertEquals(200, list.size());
    assertEquals((Double) 0.0, list.get(0).getSimplestObject().getFoo());

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