The expresso framework (open source @ javacorporate.com) has this. You can
see a live demo onsite.
When I am doing user admin on our site I use Expresso - if I do a search and
there are more than it gives me a list with forward and back buttons as
appropriate for going to the next set. The number of records viewed is
configurable.
Sandra
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> Umashankar Balasubramanian
> Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2000 8:27 PM
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> Subject: Handling large records
>
>
> I get a huge number of records (in thousands) when I
> issue query from a servelet. Presently I pump all this
> info. to the browser and it is very slow.
>
> I want to implement prev/next buttons on the browser
> so that only a set of records is fetched from the
> servlet.
>
> What changes need to be done on the servlet (I have
> the constraint of not issuing the query more than
> once)
>
> Regards,
> Uma
>
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