I came accross this fine library but before using it I have a question regarding paged data. Suppose I have q query (I use hibernate in my application) which would return a huge amount of rows in the result set. By using this library will this result set be carried out from the database layer to the presentation layer as a whole and every time I hit next or whatever button browses the paged result set in the presentation layer the complete result set will be carried but only a portion will be shown? Or at the time of the hit the query will be executed and fetch the portion of the result set?
I hope I was explanatory enough!
Thank you in advance
axelmangr
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I am also using hibernate for database access and if I understand your question correctly we store the dataset in the session and then when the user clicks next the action sends the next group of data ffrom the session. So it is a post but there is no database access for that request.
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Hello all!
I came accross this fine library but before using it I have a question regarding paged data. Suppose I have q query (I use hibernate in my application) which would return a huge amount of rows in the result set. By using this library will this result set be carried out from the database layer to the presentation layer as a whole and every time I hit next or whatever button browses the paged result set in the presentation layer the complete result set will be carried but only a portion will be shown? Or at the time of the hit the query will be executed and fetch the portion of the result set?
I hope I was explanatory enough!
Thank you in advance
axelmangr
I am also using hibernate for database access and if I understand your question correctly we store the dataset in the session and then when the user clicks next the action sends the next group of data ffrom the session. So it is a post but there is no database access for that request.