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Hi,
Any body please help me, how to do the paging in jsp. Plese send me some body sample code for that.

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Sanju.
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What do you mean by "paging"? Do you mean breaking up the display of long lists of database records into pages? Or simply traversing from page to page in a web page?

If the former, there is s JSP FAQ on the subject. If the latter, you use the <a> tag just like any other HTML page.
 
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HI,
Paging means suppose if I fetch the 100 rows. I want to make 100 rows in 10 pages. Each page 10 rows. First,Next,Previous,Last. based on selection I want to display.

Hope will get the positive response from you guys,

Sanju.
 
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There is s JSP FAQ on the subject. Please read it.
 
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