I'll answer my own question. A PageableCoordinator such as the above
is a workable way to create pageable columns. I created a separate
DataView for each row and then the coordinator points them all at the
appropriate page.
DataView recommendedView = new AirlineRecommendedView("recommended",
columnProvider);
DataView airlineView = new AirlineFilterView("airline", columnProvider);
DataView nonstopView = new AirStopsFilterView("nonstop",
columnProvider, 0);
DataView oneStopView = new AirStopsFilterView("oneStop",
columnProvider, 1);
DataView twoStopsView = new AirStopsFilterView("twoStops",
columnProvider, 2);
add(recommendedView);
add(airlineView);
add(nonstopView);
add(oneStopView);
add(twoStopsView);
PageableCoordinator columnView = new
PageableCoordinator(recommendedView, airlineView, nonstopView,
oneStopView, twoStopsView);
add(new PagingNavigator("gridPageNav", columnView));
- Scott
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