Creating filter

[chaudhas]

I am trying to get current year, current year-1 and current year -2 in a combobox designed through a grid. Code is written below.
buildSelectTCYearFilterGrid() prepares a grid while getYearList() gets the elements for the combobox.

public void buildSelectTCYearFilterGrid (TextFormatter text, CurrentSettingsDTO dto, Grid grid)
throws PersistenceException, RemoteException
{

try {

Map map = this.getYearList();
logger.debug("getYearList map::"+map);
Iterator iter = map.keySet().iterator();
int row = 0;
grid.setCell(new Integer(0), 0, row);
int value = 0;

grid.setCell("Select", 1, row);
grid.setCell(new Integer(1), 2, row);
row++;
while (iter.hasNext()) {
String s = (String) iter.next();
grid.setCell(s, 0, row);
grid.setCell((String)map.get(s), 1, row);
value = 0;
if (s.equals(dto.getYear())) {
value = 1;
}
grid.setCell(new Integer(value), 2, row);
row++;
}
} catch (InvalidElementException e) {
}
}

private Map getYearList() {
Map yearList = new TreeMap(Collections.reverseOrder());
try {
Calendar c = new GregorianCalendar();
int year = c.get(Calendar.YEAR);
int prev2Year = year-2;
int prevYear = year-1;

yearList.put(new Integer(year).toString(),new Integer(year).toString());
yearList.put(new Integer(prev2Year).toString(),new Integer(prev2Year).toString());
yearList.put(new Integer(prevYear).toString(),new Integer(prevYear).toString());

}

catch(Exception ee)
{
logger.debug("Exception in getYearList - ViewHelper : " + ee);
}

Above code creates a filter 'select year' with a combo box having default selection as label 'select' while other options as year 2010,2009 and 2008 coming from getYearList().

Please let me know what needs to be done to get 2010 as default selection followed by 2009 and 2008 in the list.

[JosAH]

What is so 'advanced' about your problem?

kind regards,

Jos

[chaudhas]

fyi
I posted it in "New to Java" only at the first place but dint get any satisfactory response from there.

[Norm]

Where do you have a combobox in your code? I can't see it.

[Tolls]

Which is exactly the comment I made on the original post in the New To Java bit.

In fact, I'll copy it here...

"
Great, but we don't know anything about Grid, so how can we say how to set something as selected on it?

Assuming it's a JCombobox underneath then you either setSelectedIndex, or setSelectedObject...
"

If you want a "satisfactory" response then post a "satisfactory" question.