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Instead of Next and Previous, give multiple buttons or links depending upon<br />
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(how many records you have) / <br />
(number of records to be shown per page)<br />
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Then you can modify the query slightly the way you do it for the next and previous buttons.
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i am confused on how to change the logic in JSF like;<br />
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to display hyderlinks i have to do like this;<br />
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for(int i=0;i&lt;no-of-records/10;i++<wbr />)<br />
&lt;a href=&quot;&quot;&gt;i&lt;/a&gt;<br />
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how to change this in JSF;
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i used below url pagination with Hibernate and JSF;<br />
<a href="http://www.thearcmind.com/confluence/display/SpribernateSF/Pagination+using+a+h_dataGrid+and+Hibernate" rel="ugc">http://www.thearcmind.com/confluence/display/SpribernateSF/Pagination+using+a+h_dataGrid+and+Hibernate</a><br />
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But in the above example he used next and previous buttons;but i want google type pagination.how to change the code in JSF and Backing bean code to get like that.
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i used below url pagination with Hibernate and JSF;
http://www.thearcmind.com/confluence/display/SpribernateSF/Pagination+using+a+h_dataGrid+and+Hibernate

But in the above example he used next and previous buttons;but i want google type pagination.how to change the code in JSF and Backing bean code to get like that.

how to change the code in JSF and Backing bean code to get google type pagination

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