Pagination in JSP/Java
December 13th, 20074 Comments
Here i’m going to write, how to do pagination in Java. The situation is first count how many rows in the database table, then query the database by page size (how many rows you want to display on a web page).
In Jsp
int pageno=0;
if(pno==null)
{
pageno=1;
}
else
{
pageno=Integer.parseInt(pno);
}
int next=pageno+1;
int previous=pageno-1;
//Java method
ArrayList al=object.getData(pageno);
// do all your showing data logic here
//print the previous and next links
if(previous!=0){
Previous link (url.jsp?pno=previous)
}
int max=obj.getTotalRows(); // total number of rows from database table
int check=(next-1)*10; // each page 10 rows
if(check<max){ // print next link if check is less than total rows
Next link (url.jsp?pno=next)
}
In Java
public ArrayList getData(int pagenumber)
{
ArrayList al=new ArrayList();
int offset = (pagenumber – 1) * 10;
//write all the logic and query data with the limit offset
Query + limit offset ,10;
return al;
}
//for getting total rows
public int getTotalRows() {
//write your logic to get total count of the rows
Query total rows from db table
return total_rows;
}


Thursday, December 13th, 2007 at 4:58 am
Hi dude, i need the complete code … I use JSP/Servlet to do pagination and MySQL as my backend… Please help me regarding this….
Thursday, December 13th, 2007 at 4:58 am
Nothing happend
Thursday, December 13th, 2007 at 4:58 am
pno is undefined whats that is that a hidden feild how will the value of pno change?????such that the page number changes……can u please give the complete code
Thursday, December 13th, 2007 at 4:58 am
Hello zaryaar,
Here pno is not a hidden field, but the page number attached to the URL
eg. url.jsp?pno=1, so u will get the pno from request.getParameter
I hope this may help you.