john,
i'm looking at the same thing right now to see if i can use it and i'll
report back to you. but what it looks like is that anything in that example
w/ an "ex:" tag is a custom tag call to the database to prepare a recordset.
so, you need to do your own database call, as ypu normally would (whether
your using a JSP library or your own jsp code for normal database
operations), and then integrate the "pager" taglib into the page w/ the
recordset. i agree, it's a little nebulous now but i'm sure it'll sort
itself out after a little practice.
i'll see how far with it i geat and give you and example.
anybody else who has used the "pager" tag, please help out. thanks!
-----Original Message-----
From: John Cartwright [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2000 3:05 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: jsp to oracle technique: paging display of large recordsets
This looks like a very elegant solution, but I'm afraid that the example
is not basic enough for me. What is meant by a "looping data source"?
It looks like another taglib is being used, but I don't see any other
reference to it.
Thanks for any help or clarification!
--john
Kent Symanzik wrote:
>
> You could also use the pager taglib which can be found at
> http://jsptags.com/tags
>
> This taglib gives you next, prev and page links. Although, it is a more
> involved solution but it comes with very good examples of how to use it.
>
> Kent
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