-----Original Message-----
I have a system that access data by oracle stored
procedures.
My team decided that data must be paginated on
database to avoid excessive web server memory usage.
So, stored procedures receive a given page as
parameter and return records based on that page.
-----/Original Message-----
Sort of what I expected ;-)
Because something similar had occurred to me when
designing our company's power-table.
I think the best way will be to use the DataModel approach.
Basically you would override the methods
- abstract public int getRowCount()
-> if oracle can deliver this number even on a
paginable table
- abstract public Object getRowData()
-> obvious
- abstract public boolean isRowAvailable()
-> This is the most important to get the datatable to
continue to request data...
At least that was what I immagined would be a feasable way:
some sort of paginable datamodel.
-----Original Message-----
I was trying to do that writing a custom
javax.faces.model.DataModel... but it appears hard...
-----/Original Message-----
Ain't that heavy...
hope this helps
Alexander
