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How to sort list of objects in java with examples

We could achieve list of objects sorting in java by using sort() method which is available under Collections class as well as by using Comparable and Comparator  interfaces. Comparable and Comparator are two interfaces in java used to sort list of objects. These interfaces are available under java.util package along with Collections  class and other classes and interfaces. Comparable interface contains the method of       public int compareTo(Object obj) Comparator interface contains the method of       public int compare(Object obj1, Object obj2) The compare() and compareTo() methods will return negative integer(-1), or zero(0) or positive integer(1). When the first obj1 is less than obj2 method will return negative integer. When obj1 is equals to obj2 will return zero and when obj1 is grater than obj2 it will return positive integer. If it's objects are stored in any Collection classes like ArrayList, H...

Error while installing GWT plugin in eclipse

What type of errors we will get by installing GWT plugin in eclipse as well as what is new in GWT? will see in this page.  If you are new to GWT better first read GWT , then you will easily understand what I am explaining here. I was already explained in GWT page, how to install gwt plugin and create sample application and running the same application in development mode.  Previously I am using gwt-2.4 in my system with JDK-1.6 and eclipse-juno-4.2 in windows-xp. N ow, I got changed my system OS to Windows-8.1. I have installed JDK-1.6 as per my project requirement and I followed the same steps as previously I have installed GWT-plugin. The plugin was installed, but in eclipse GWT symbol is not displaying. I was tried with different eclipses, but there was no Luck. Finally I have uninstalled JDK 1.6 and again I installed JDK-1.7. After that I have tried again installing GWT-plugin in new eclipse. Now, I got the GWT symbol in my eclipse after that I realized that wa...