determine the relative order of this and that , as specified by comparable . the timestamp is most significant ; that is , if the timestamps are different , return 1 or -1 . if this contains only a timestamp with no nonce etc. , return -1 or 0 . the treatment of the nonce etc. is murky , although 0 is returned only if they 're all equal . concode_field_sep long maxTimestampAgeMsec concode_elem_sep String sortKey concode_elem_sep long DEFAULT_MAX_TIMESTAMP_AGE concode_elem_sep long DEFAULT_TIMESTAMP_WINDOW concode_elem_sep Set<UsedNonce> usedNonces concode_elem_sep double maxVersion concode_elem_sep Set<String> SINGLE_PARAMETERS concode_elem_sep double minVersion concode_field_sep void validateSignature concode_elem_sep void validateVersion concode_elem_sep Date removeOldNonces concode_elem_sep void validateMessage concode_elem_sep Set<String> constructSingleParameters concode_elem_sep void validateTimestamp concode_elem_sep Date releaseGarbage concode_elem_sep void validateTimestampAndNonce concode_elem_sep Date validateNonce concode_elem_sep void checkSingleParameters concode_elem_sep long currentTimeMsec concode_elem_sep long getTimestamp concode_elem_sep int hashCode concode_elem_sep boolean equals concode_elem_sep String toString
int function ( UsedNonce arg0 ) { return ( arg0 == null ) ? 1 : sortKey . compareTo ( arg0 . sortKey ) ; }