Help Urgent! RowIterator retrieval doesn't respect the order by clause.

Question

Hi,
Jdev 10.2.2
I'm using the RowIterator (source iterator) through a defined association to create rows in a destination RowIterator.
The creation of those rows must respect the order clause defined for the ViewObject => source Iterator.
I noticed that when I retrieve the rows through the RowIterator, the order clause is not respected?
Example of implementation:
Pre-defined weight levels for a postal tariff:
Product A:
From weight To weight
0 - 10
10 - 20
The user will have enter a price for each level.
I pre-create those rows so that only the price will have to be entered.
As you see the order of display/creation is important.
I there a way to make the RowIterator respect the Order Clause defined for the ViewObject?
I am a bit worried, please tell it's not the default behaviour!
Thanks
Frederic
For info my code:
RowIterator deliveryWeightIt = weightGroupImpl.getDeliveryWeightAssoc(); // source rows
if (deliveryWeightIt == null)
throw new JboException(getClass().getName()+".setWeightGroupId Detail row generation,. System error. DeliveryWeightAssoc is null.");
deliveryWeightIt.first();
Row currentDeliveryRow = deliveryWeightIt.getCurrentRow();
Row newPostalDetail = null;
try
while (currentDeliveryRow != null)
newPostalDetail = postalDetailIt.createRow();
SequenceImpl s = new SequenceImpl("SITE_POSTAL_REL_SEQ", getDBTransaction());
Number newSeq = s.getSequenceNumber();
System.out.println("numberOfGeneratedRows: "+numberOfGeneratedRows+", newSeq: "+newSeq+", FROMWEIGHT: "+currentDeliveryRow.getAttribute(DeliveryWeightImpl.FROMWEIGHT)); newPostalDetail.setAttribute(PostalDetailImpl.FROMWEIGHT,currentDeliveryRow.getAttribute(DeliveryWeightImpl.FROMWEIGHT));
newPostalDetail.setAttribute(PostalDetailImpl.TOWEIGHT,currentDeliveryRow.getAttribute(DeliveryWeightImpl.TOWEIGHT));
postalDetailIt.insertRow(newPostalDetail);
numberOfGeneratedRows++;
currentDeliveryRow = deliveryWeightIt.next();

Answer 1

Ok I think I found my mystake.
I was using the entity association instead of using a view link.
I avoid using links because I encountered Class Cast exception => similar to thread 10.1.2: view Link accessors in entity object return ViewRow ??????
Will there be patch available soon?
Regards
Frederic