I have a program that is a simple servlet bb that writes to a flat file.
It's obvious that you could take this program and have it write to a
database and augment it to your taste. To get the next 50 or the previous 50
would be an SQL statement - anytime the word database comes up read and
write procedures automatically point to SQL. I am sure you could set it up
so that you specify the number - it doesn't have to be 50. The program is in
"Inside Servlets" and I can email it to you if it would help - it's simple -
but if it were complete what would be the challenge.
-- Pete -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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From: "Thang Nguyen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2001 3:04 PM
Subject: resource (JSP, java source code) for message board example


> Hello,
>
> I am looking for some examples that enable me to do something like yahoo
message
> board.  The main thing I am looking for is how to implement the Previous
50
> button or Next 50 button.
>
> Let's say all my messages are stored in an database, and there are a lot
of them.
> I would like to get only 50 messages each time, what would be the
implementation
> for this.    Can someone suggest a design or please point me to a place so
that I
> can get a sample code?.
>
> Thanks much for this.
> TN
>
>
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