Remove an item from map












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I create a map in Java such as private Map<Integer, List<entity>> m, how can I remove an item stay in List?



I run loop in Map to m.get(key).size() and remove when the condition is true:
if (m.get(key).get(i).getID() = xxx); removed clause m.get(key).remove(i).










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  • I run loop in Map to m.get(key).size() and remove when the condition is true: if (m.get(key).get(i).getID() = xxx); removed clause m.get(key).remove(i). What's wrong here?

    – Phúc
    Aug 4 '12 at 9:32













  • @Phúc It seems feasible to me. Does it throw exception or what? Also check this question for safe removing from list.

    – Nikita Beloglazov
    Aug 4 '12 at 9:44













  • I have two table in database with 1-n relationship, table have relationship 1 i fill into combobox. And it do filter data of datatable which was loaded from the List<entity>, the table have relationship n. I did action but the datatable did not update although i used update="@this" or update "@form", and i do same for process attribute in <p:commandButton>.

    – Phúc
    Aug 4 '12 at 11:22











  • The item in List<entity> was removed successfully but it dose not refresh datatable. Pls someone help me!

    – Phúc
    Aug 4 '12 at 12:01
















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I create a map in Java such as private Map<Integer, List<entity>> m, how can I remove an item stay in List?



I run loop in Map to m.get(key).size() and remove when the condition is true:
if (m.get(key).get(i).getID() = xxx); removed clause m.get(key).remove(i).










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  • I run loop in Map to m.get(key).size() and remove when the condition is true: if (m.get(key).get(i).getID() = xxx); removed clause m.get(key).remove(i). What's wrong here?

    – Phúc
    Aug 4 '12 at 9:32













  • @Phúc It seems feasible to me. Does it throw exception or what? Also check this question for safe removing from list.

    – Nikita Beloglazov
    Aug 4 '12 at 9:44













  • I have two table in database with 1-n relationship, table have relationship 1 i fill into combobox. And it do filter data of datatable which was loaded from the List<entity>, the table have relationship n. I did action but the datatable did not update although i used update="@this" or update "@form", and i do same for process attribute in <p:commandButton>.

    – Phúc
    Aug 4 '12 at 11:22











  • The item in List<entity> was removed successfully but it dose not refresh datatable. Pls someone help me!

    – Phúc
    Aug 4 '12 at 12:01














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I create a map in Java such as private Map<Integer, List<entity>> m, how can I remove an item stay in List?



I run loop in Map to m.get(key).size() and remove when the condition is true:
if (m.get(key).get(i).getID() = xxx); removed clause m.get(key).remove(i).










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I create a map in Java such as private Map<Integer, List<entity>> m, how can I remove an item stay in List?



I run loop in Map to m.get(key).size() and remove when the condition is true:
if (m.get(key).get(i).getID() = xxx); removed clause m.get(key).remove(i).







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  • I run loop in Map to m.get(key).size() and remove when the condition is true: if (m.get(key).get(i).getID() = xxx); removed clause m.get(key).remove(i). What's wrong here?

    – Phúc
    Aug 4 '12 at 9:32













  • @Phúc It seems feasible to me. Does it throw exception or what? Also check this question for safe removing from list.

    – Nikita Beloglazov
    Aug 4 '12 at 9:44













  • I have two table in database with 1-n relationship, table have relationship 1 i fill into combobox. And it do filter data of datatable which was loaded from the List<entity>, the table have relationship n. I did action but the datatable did not update although i used update="@this" or update "@form", and i do same for process attribute in <p:commandButton>.

    – Phúc
    Aug 4 '12 at 11:22











  • The item in List<entity> was removed successfully but it dose not refresh datatable. Pls someone help me!

    – Phúc
    Aug 4 '12 at 12:01



















  • I run loop in Map to m.get(key).size() and remove when the condition is true: if (m.get(key).get(i).getID() = xxx); removed clause m.get(key).remove(i). What's wrong here?

    – Phúc
    Aug 4 '12 at 9:32













  • @Phúc It seems feasible to me. Does it throw exception or what? Also check this question for safe removing from list.

    – Nikita Beloglazov
    Aug 4 '12 at 9:44













  • I have two table in database with 1-n relationship, table have relationship 1 i fill into combobox. And it do filter data of datatable which was loaded from the List<entity>, the table have relationship n. I did action but the datatable did not update although i used update="@this" or update "@form", and i do same for process attribute in <p:commandButton>.

    – Phúc
    Aug 4 '12 at 11:22











  • The item in List<entity> was removed successfully but it dose not refresh datatable. Pls someone help me!

    – Phúc
    Aug 4 '12 at 12:01

















I run loop in Map to m.get(key).size() and remove when the condition is true: if (m.get(key).get(i).getID() = xxx); removed clause m.get(key).remove(i). What's wrong here?

– Phúc
Aug 4 '12 at 9:32







I run loop in Map to m.get(key).size() and remove when the condition is true: if (m.get(key).get(i).getID() = xxx); removed clause m.get(key).remove(i). What's wrong here?

– Phúc
Aug 4 '12 at 9:32















@Phúc It seems feasible to me. Does it throw exception or what? Also check this question for safe removing from list.

– Nikita Beloglazov
Aug 4 '12 at 9:44







@Phúc It seems feasible to me. Does it throw exception or what? Also check this question for safe removing from list.

– Nikita Beloglazov
Aug 4 '12 at 9:44















I have two table in database with 1-n relationship, table have relationship 1 i fill into combobox. And it do filter data of datatable which was loaded from the List<entity>, the table have relationship n. I did action but the datatable did not update although i used update="@this" or update "@form", and i do same for process attribute in <p:commandButton>.

– Phúc
Aug 4 '12 at 11:22





I have two table in database with 1-n relationship, table have relationship 1 i fill into combobox. And it do filter data of datatable which was loaded from the List<entity>, the table have relationship n. I did action but the datatable did not update although i used update="@this" or update "@form", and i do same for process attribute in <p:commandButton>.

– Phúc
Aug 4 '12 at 11:22













The item in List<entity> was removed successfully but it dose not refresh datatable. Pls someone help me!

– Phúc
Aug 4 '12 at 12:01





The item in List<entity> was removed successfully but it dose not refresh datatable. Pls someone help me!

– Phúc
Aug 4 '12 at 12:01












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I'd go over the map entries and use the removeIf method to remove the relevant elements from each list:



m.values().forEeach(v -> v.removeIf(i -> i.getId() == 123));
// Just an example, of course ------------------------^





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    I'd go over the map entries and use the removeIf method to remove the relevant elements from each list:



    m.values().forEeach(v -> v.removeIf(i -> i.getId() == 123));
    // Just an example, of course ------------------------^





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      I'd go over the map entries and use the removeIf method to remove the relevant elements from each list:



      m.values().forEeach(v -> v.removeIf(i -> i.getId() == 123));
      // Just an example, of course ------------------------^





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        I'd go over the map entries and use the removeIf method to remove the relevant elements from each list:



        m.values().forEeach(v -> v.removeIf(i -> i.getId() == 123));
        // Just an example, of course ------------------------^





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        I'd go over the map entries and use the removeIf method to remove the relevant elements from each list:



        m.values().forEeach(v -> v.removeIf(i -> i.getId() == 123));
        // Just an example, of course ------------------------^






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