> I redesigned my paging logic bypassing lastRowKey. I used 
> hibernate query (any native sub query) with the firstRow and lastRow 
> parameters.

I know you've already worked around this, but be aware that you will get
gaps in your data if you scroll too fast. You can't expect to access
previous data like this - (firstRow - 1)

You've got the right result. In our case we have to cache row results on
the server (it's our own custom server written in Python) because we have
to load some additional rows to get status values and so on for the rows
required by the user.

Hugh

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