Hi Igor,
Thanks for the compliments. I am happy you like it.
I was also thinking of getting rid of pageable dataview and introducing
enablePaging(int rowsperpage)/disablePaging() into dataview
directly. What do you think?
+1
That's a very good idea. I also do not like PageableDataView with the
unsupported methods. I was just concerned about memory. Lazy-creation of a
PageableSupport solves that. I think you mean when not enabled
getPageCount() either returns 1 or 0, getCurrentPage() returns pageCount-1
and setCurrentPage() does nothing. Cool idea, would be completly
transparent and (nearly) no additional memory.
Maybe you could than also add a protected method populateItems(int start,
int count) which does the DataItem population and gets called from
internalOnBeginRequest(). So GridDataView could (esaly) extend the new
DataView.
Christian
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