4.4. Pagination¶
Table of Contents
4.4.1. Overview¶
This chapter describes the Pagination functionality wherein the data matching the search criteria is divided into pages and displayed.
- Memory exhaustion at server side
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
occurs when multiple requests are executed simultaneously. - Network loadTransferring unnecessary data over the network results in increased network load and thereby may affect the response time of the entire system.
- Delay in response on screenServer process, network traffic process and client rendering process take time to handle a large amount of data; hence the response on screen may get delayed.
4.4.1.1. Display of list screen at the time of dividing into pages¶
When a page is divided using pagination, the screen looks as follows:
Sr. No. Description (1) Display the link to navigate to various pages.On clicking link, send a request to display the corresponding page. JSP tag library to display this area is provided as common library. (2) Display the information related to pagination (total records, total pages and number of displayed pages etc.).Tag library to display this area does not exist; hence it should be implemented separately as JSP processing.
4.4.1.2. Page search¶
4.4.1.2.1. Page search functionality of Spring Data¶
Page search functionality provided by Spring Data is as follows:
Sr. No. Description 1 Extract the information required for page search (location of page to be searched, number of records to be fetched and sort condition) from request parameter and pass the extracted information as objects oforg.springframework.data.domain.Pageable
to the argument of Controller.This functionality is provided asorg.springframework.data.web.PageableHandlerMethodArgumentResolver
class and is enabled by adding to<mvc:argument-resolvers>
element ofspring-mvc.xml
.For request parameters, refer to “Note column”.2 Save the page information (total records, data of corresponding page, location of page to be searched, number of records to be fetched and sort condition).This functionality is provided asorg.springframework.data.domain.Page
interface andorg.springframework.data.domain.PageImpl
is provided as default implementation class.As per specifications, it fetches the required data from Page object in JSP tag library to output pagination link provided by common library.3 When Spring Data JPA is used for database access, the information of corresponding page is returned asPage
object by specifyingPageable
object as an argument of Repository Query method.All the processes such as executing SQL to fetch total records, adding sort condition and extracting data matching the corresponding page are carried out automatically.When MyBatis is used for database access, the process that is automatically carried out in Spring Data JPA needs to be implemented in Java (Service) and SQL mapping file.
Note
Request parameters for page search
Request parameters for page search provided by Spring Data are as follows:
Sr. No. Parameter name Description
page Request parameter to specify the location of page to be searchedSpecify value greater than or equal to 0.As per default setting, page location starts from0
(zero). Hence, specify0
(zero) to fetch the data of the first page and1
(one) to fetch the data of the second page.
size Request parameter to specify the count of fetched records.Specify value greater than or equal to 1.When value specified is greater than the value inmaxPageSize
ofPageableHandlerMethodArgumentResolver
,maxPageSize
value becomessize
value.
sort Parameter to specify sort condition (multiple parameters can be specified).Specify the value in"{sort item name(,sort order)}"
format.Specify either"ASC"
or"DESC"
as sort order. When nothing is specified,"ASC"
is used.Multiple item names can be specified using","
separator.For example, when"sort=lastModifiedDate,id,DESC&sort=subId"
is specified as query string, Order By clause"ORDER BY lastModifiedDate DESC, id DESC, subId ASC"
is added to the query.Warning
Operations at the time of specifying “size=0” in spring-data-commons 1.6.1.RELEASE
spring-data-commons 1.6.1.RELEASE having terasoluna-gfw-common 1.0.0.RELEASE has a bug wherein if
"size=0"
is specified, all the records matching the specified condition are fetched. As a result,java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
may occur when a large amount of records are fetched.This problem is handled using JIRA DATACMNS-377 of Spring Data Commons and is being resolved in spring-data-commons 1.6.3.RELEASE. Post modification, if
"size<=0"
is specified, the default value when size parameter is omitted will be applied.In cases where terasoluna-gfw-common 1.0.0.RELEASE is used, the version should be upgraded to terasoluna-gfw-common 1.0.1.RELEASE or higher version.
Warning
About operations when invalid values are specified in request parameters of spring-data-commons 1.6.1.RELEASE
spring-data-commons 1.6.1.RELEASE having terasoluna-gfw-common 1.0.0.RELEASE has a bug wherein if an invalid value is specified in request parameters for page search (page, size, sort etc.),
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
orjava.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
occurs and SpringMVC settings when set to default values leads to system error (HTTP status code=500).This problem is handled using JIRA DATACMNS-379 and DATACMNS-408 and is being resolved in spring-data-commons 1.6.3.RELEASE. Post modification, if invalid values are specified, the default value when parameters are omitted will be applied.
In cases where terasoluna-gfw-common 1.0.0.RELEASE is used, the version should be upgraded to terasoluna-gfw-common 1.0.1.RELEASE or higher version.
Note
Points to be noted due to the changes in API specifications of Spring Data Commons
In case of “terasoluna-gfw-common 5.0.0.RELEASE or later version” dependent spring-data-commons (1.9.1 RELEASE or later), there is a change in API specifications of interface for page search functionality (
org.springframework.data.domain.Page
) and class (org.springframework.data.domain.PageImpl
andorg.springframework.data.domain.Sort.Order
).Specifically,
- In
Page
interface andPageImpl
class,isFirst()
andisLast()
methods are added in spring-data-commons 1.8.0.RELEASE, andisFirstPage()
andisLastPage()
methods are deleted from spring-data-commons 1.9.0.RELEASE.- In
Sort.Order
class,nullHandling
property is added in spring-data-commons 1.8.0.RELEASE.If deleted API is used, there will be a compilation error and application will have to be modified. In addition, when using
Page
interface (PageImpl
class) as resource object of REST API, that application may also need to be modified, as JSON and XML format get changed.
4.4.1.3. Display of pagination link¶
4.4.1.3.1. Structure of pagination link¶
Pagination link consists of the following elements.
Pagination link has the following status.
Sr. No. Description (6) Status indicating link where operations cannot be performed on the currently displayed page.The status is specifically “Link to navigate to the first page” and “Link to navigate to the previous page” when the first page is displayed and “Link to navigate to the next page” “Link to navigate to the last page” when the last page is displayed.This status is defined as"disabled"
in the JSP tag library of common library. (7) Status indicating currently displayed page.This status is defined as"active"
in the JSP tag library of common library.
- JSP
<t:pagination page="${page}" />
- HTML to be output
4.4.1.3.2. HTML of pagination link¶
HTML of pagination link to be output using common library is as follows:
- HTML
- Screen image
Sr. No. Description Default values (1) Elements to combine the components of pagination link.In common library, this part is called “Outer Element” which stores multiple “Inner Elements”.The elements to be used can be changed using the parameters of JSP tag library.<ul>
element (2) Attribute to specify style class of “Outer Element”.In common library, this part is called “Outer Element Class”. The attribute values are specified using the parameters of JSP tag library. No specification (3) Elements to configure pagination link.Call this portion as “Inner Element” and maintain<a>
element to send request for navigating the page in common library.The elements can be changed using parameter of JSP tag library.<li>
elements (4) Attribute to specify style class of “Inner Elements”.In common library, this part is called “Inner Element Class”. The attribute values are switched during JSP tag library processing according to the location of the displayed page. Refer to “Note column”. (5) Element to send page navigation request.In common library, this part is called “Page Link”. Fixed as <a> (6) Attribute to specify URL for page navigation.In common library, this part is called “Page Link URL”. Refer to the following “Note column”. (7) Specify the text to be displayed for page navigation linkIn common library, this part is called “Page Link Text”. Refer to the following ” Note column “.Note
About number of “Inner Elements”
As per default setting, there are maximum 14 “Inner Elements”. Their division is as follows:
- Link to navigate to the first page : 1
- Link to navigate to the previous page : 1
- Link to navigate to the specified page : Maximum 10
- Link to navigate to the next page : 1
- Link to navigate to the last page : 1
The number of “Inner Elements” can be changed by specifying parameters of JSP tag library.
Note
About setting values of “Inner Element Class”
As per default setting, following are the three values depending on location of the page.
"disabled"
: Style class indicating the link which cannot be operated on the currently displayed page."active"
: Style class indicating the link of currently displayed page.- No specification : Indicating the link other than those mentioned above.
"disabled"
and"active"
values can be changed by specifying the parameters of JSP tag library.
Note
About default values of “Page Link URL”
When link status is
"disabled"
and"active"
, the default value is"javascript:void(0)"
and in other cases, the default value is"?page={page}&size={size}"
.“Page Link URL” can be changed to another value by specifying parameters of JSP tag library.
From terasoluna-gfw-web 5.0.0.RELEASE, default value of link in
"active"
status is changed from"?page={page}&size={size}"
to"javascript:void(0)"
. This is to match with the implementation of pagination links of major Web sites and the implementation of major CSS libraries (Bootstrap, etc.)
Note
About default values of “Page Link Text”
Sr. No. Link name Default values
Link to navigate to the first page "<<"
Link to navigate to the previous page "<"
Link to navigate to the specified page Page number of the corresponding page(cannot be changed)
Link to navigate to the next page ">"
Link to navigate to the last page ">>"
Links other than “Link to navigate to the specified page” can be changed as per the specification of parameters of JSP tag library.
4.4.1.3.3. Parameters of JSP tag library¶
Default operations can be changed by specifying values in parameters of JSP tag library.
List of parameters is shown below.
Parameters to control layout
Sr. No. Parameter name Description
outerElement Specify HTML element name to be used as “Outer Element”.Example: div
outerElementClass Specify class name of style sheet to be set in “Outer Element Class”.Example: pagination
innerElement Specify HTML element name to be used as “Inner Element”.Example: span
disabledClass Specify the value to be set in the class attribute of “Inner Element” with"disabled"
status.Example: hiddenPageLink
activeClass Specify the value to be set in the class attribute of “Inner Element” with"active"
status.Example: currentPageLink
firstLinkText Specify the value to be set in “Page Link Text” of “Link to navigate to the first page”.If""
is specified, “Link to navigate to the first page” itself is not output.Example: First
previousLinkText Specify the value to be set in “Page Link Text” of “Link to navigate to the previous page”.If""
is specified, “Link to navigate to the previous page” itself is not output.Example: Prev
nextLinkText Specify the value to be set in “Page Link Text” of “Link to navigate to the next page”.If""
is specified, “Link to navigate to the next page” itself is not output.Example: Next
lastLinkText Specify the value to be set in “Page Link Text” of “Link to navigate to the last page”.If""
is specified, “Link to navigate to the next page” itself is not output.Example: Last
maxDisplayCount Specify maximum display count for “Link to navigate to the specified page”.If0
is specified, “Link to navigate to the specified page” itself is not output.Example: 5
When default values of all parameters to control the layout are changed, the following HTML is output. The numbers in figure correspond to serial numbers in the parameter list mentioned above.
- JSP
<t:pagination page="${page}" outerElement="div" outerElementClass="pagination" innerElement="span" disabledClass="hiddenPageLink" activeClass="currentPageLink" firstLinkText="First" previousLinkText="Prev" nextLinkText="Next" lastLinkText="Last" maxDisplayCount="5" />
- Output HTML
Parameters to control operations
Sr. No. Parameter name Description
disabledHref Specify the value to be set in “Page Link URL” having"disabled"
state.
pathTmpl Specify the template of request path to be set in “Page Link URL”.When request path at the time of page display and the request path for page navigation are different, request path for page navigation needs to be specified in this parameter.In the template of request path to be specified, location of page (page) and number of records to be fetched (size) can be specified as path variables (placeholders).The specified value of URL is encoded in UTF-8.
queryTmpl Specify the template of query string of “Page Link URL”.Specify the template for generating pagination related query string (page, size, sort parameters) required at the time of page navigation.When setting request parameter name for location of page or the number of records to be fetched to values other than default values, the query string needs to be specified in this parameter.In the template of query string to be specified, location of page (page) and number of records to be fetched (size) can be specified as path variables (placeholders).The specified value of URL is encoded in UTF-8.This attribute is used to generate pagination related query string (page, size, sort parameters); hence query string for adding search conditions should be specified in criteriaQuery attribute.
criteriaQuery Specify the query string for search conditions to be added to “Page Link URL”.Specify the query string for search conditions in this parameter when adding search conditions to “Page Link URL”.The specified value of URL is not encoded; hence encoded URL query string needs to be specified.If EL function (f:query(Object)
) of common library is used when converting the search conditions stored in form object into encoded URL query string, the search conditions can be added easily.This parameter can be used in terasoluna-gfw-web 1.0.1.RELEASE or higher version.
disableHtmlEscapeOfCriteriaQuery Flag to disable HTML escaping for the values specified incriteriaQuery
parameter.When the flag is set totrue
, HTML escaping is no longer possible for the values specified incriteriaQuery
parameter. (Default value isfalse
).When specifying true, it should be ensured that the characters vulnerable to XSS are not included in the query string.This parameter can be used in terasoluna-gfw-web 1.0.1.RELEASE or higher version.
enableLinkOfCurrentPage Flag to send request for redisplaying the corresponding page on clicking page link in"active"
status.When it is set totrue
, URL (default value is"?page={page}&size={size}"
) to redisplay the corresponding page is set to “Page Link URL”. (If default value isfalse
, the value ofdisabledHref
attribute is set to “Page Link URL”)This parameter can be used in terasoluna-gfw-web 5.0.0.RELEASE or higher version.Note
About setting values of disabledHref
"javascript:void(0)"
is set indisabledHref
attribute by default. It may remain as default in order to disable only the operation of page link click.However, if the focus is moved or on mouseover to page link in default state,
"javascript:void(0)"
may be displayed on browser status bar. To change this behavior, it is necessary to disable the operation of page link click by using JavaScript. Refer to “To disable page link using JavaScript” for implementation example.From terasoluna-gfw-web 5.0.0.RELEASE, default value of
disabledHref
attribute is changed from"#"
to"javascript:void(0)"
. By doing so, the focus does not move to top of the page on clicking page link in"disabled"
state.Note
Path variables (placeholders)
Path variables that can be specified in
pathTmpl
andqueryTmpl
are as follows:
Sr. No. Path variable name Description
page Path variable for inserting page location.
size Path variable for inserting number of records to be fetched.
sortOrderProperty Path variable for inserting sort field of sort condition.
sortOrderDirection Path variable for inserting sort order of sort condition. Specify path variables in
"{Path variable name}"
format.Warning
Constraints related to sort condition
Only one sort condition can be set as a sort condition path variable. Therefore, when the search result obtained by specifying multiple sort condition needs to be displayed using pagination, it is necessary to extend the JSP tag library of common library.
When parameters to control the operations are changed, the following HTML is output. The numbers in figure correspond to serial numbers of parameter list mentioned above.
- JSP
<t:pagination page="${page}" disabledHref="#" pathTmpl="${pageContext.request.contextPath}/article/list/{page}/{size}" queryTmpl="sort={sortOrderProperty},{sortOrderDirection}" criteriaQuery="${f:query(articleSearchCriteriaForm)}" enableLinkOfCurrentPage="true" />
- HTML to be output
4.4.1.4. Process flow when pagination is used¶
Process flow when using pagination functionality of Spring Data and JSP tag library of common library is as follows:
Sr. No. Description (1) Apart from search conditions, specify the location of page to be searched (page) and number of records to be fetched (size) as request parameters and send the request. (2)PageableHandlerMethodArgumentResolver
fetches location of page to be searched (page) and number of records to be fetched (size) specified in request parameter and createsPageable
object.The createdPageable
object is set as an argument of Controller handler method. (3) Controller passes thePageable
object received as an argument to Service method. (4) Service passes thePageable
object received as an argument to Query method of Repository. (5) Repository fetches total records (totalElements) of data matching the search conditions. It also fetches the data falling in the range of page location (page) and number of records to be fetched (size) specified inPageable
object received as an argument, from the database. (6) Repository createsPage
object based on total records fetched (totalElements), fetched data (content) andPageable
object received as an argument, and returns it to Service and Controller. (7) Controller stores the returnedPage
object inModel
object and displays JSP. (8) JSP fetches thePage
object stored inModel
object and calls JSP tag library (<t:pagination>
) for pagination provided by common library.JSP tag library for pagination refers toPage
object and creates pagination link. (9) The HTML created in JSP is returned to client (browser). (10) On clicking pagination link, the request to display the corresponding page is sent.Note
Implementation of Repository
The implementation method of (5) & (6) are different depending on the O/R Mapper to be used.
- When using MyBatis3, implementation of Java (Service) and SQL mapping file is necessary.
- When using Spring Data JPA, implementation is not necessary because it is carried out automatically through the use of Spring Data JPA functionality.
For implementation example refer to:
4.4.2. How to use¶
The method of using pagination functionality is as follows:
4.4.2.1. Application settings¶
4.4.2.1.1. Settings for enabling pagination functionality of Spring Data¶
Pageable
object should be enabled.spring-mvc.xml
<mvc:annotation-driven> <mvc:argument-resolvers> <!-- (1) --> <bean class="org.springframework.data.web.PageableHandlerMethodArgumentResolver" /> </mvc:argument-resolvers> </mvc:annotation-driven>
Sr. No. Description (1) Specifyorg.springframework.data.web.PageableHandlerMethodArgumentResolver
in<mvc:argument-resolvers>
.For the properties that can be specified inPageableHandlerMethodArgumentResolver
, refer to “About property values of PageableHandlerMethodArgumentResolver”.
4.4.2.2. Page search¶
The method of implementing page search is as follows:
4.4.2.2.1. Implementation of application layer¶
The information required for page search (such as location of page to be searched, number of records to be fetched and sort condition) is received as an argument and passed to Service method.
- Controller
@RequestMapping("list") public String list(@Validated ArticleSearchCriteriaForm form, BindingResult result, Pageable pageable, // (1) Model model) { ArticleSearchCriteria criteria = beanMapper.map(form, ArticleSearchCriteria.class); Page<Article> page = articleService.searchArticle(criteria, pageable); // (2) model.addAttribute("page", page); // (3) return "article/list"; }
Sr. No. Description (1) SpecifyPageable
as an argument of handler method.Pageable
object stores the information required for page search (such as location of page to be searched, number of records to be fetched and sort condition). (2) Specify thePageable
object as an argument of Service method and then call the same. (3) Add the search result (Page
object) returned by Service toModel
. It can be referred from View (JSP) after it is added toModel
.Note
Operations when the information required for page search is not specified in request parameter
Default values are applied when the information required for page search (such as location of page to be searched, number of records to be fetched and sort condition) is not specified in request parameter. Default values are as follows:
- Location of page to be searched: 0 (first page)
- number of records to be fetched: 20
- Sort condition: null (no sort condition)
Default values can be changed using the following two methods.
- Define the default values by specifying
@org.springframework.data.web.PageableDefault
annotation as an argument ofPageable
of handler method.- Specify
Pageable
object wherein default values are defined infallbackPageable
property ofPageableHandlerMethodArgumentResolver
.
@PageableDefault
annotation.@PageableDefault
annotation to change the default values for each page search.@RequestMapping("list") public String list(@Validated ArticleSearchCriteriaForm form, BindingResult result, @PageableDefault( // (1) page = 0, // (2) size = 50, // (3) direction = Direction.DESC, // (4) sort = { // (5) "publishedDate", "articleId" } ) Pageable pageable, Model model) { // ... return "article/list"; }
Sr. No. Description Default values (1) Specify@PageableDefault
annotation as an argument ofPageable
. - (2) To change the default value of location of page, specify the value in page attribute of@PageableDefault
annotation.Normally it need not be changed.0
(first page) (3) To change the default value of number of records to be fetched, specify the value in size or value attribute of@PageableDefault
annotation.10
(4) To change the default value of sort condition, specify the value in direction attribute of@PageableDefault
annotation.Direction.ASC
(Ascending order) (5) Specify the sort fields of sort condition in sort attribute of@PageableDefault
annotation.When sorting the records using multiple sort fields, specify the property name to be sorted in array.In the above example, sort condition"ORDER BY publishedDate DESC, articleId DESC"
is added to Query. Empty array(No sort field)Note
About sort order that can be specified using @PageableDefault annotation
Sort order that can be specified using
@PageableDefault
annotation is either ascending or descending; hence when you want to specify different sort order for each field, it is necessary to use@org.springframework.data.web.SortDefaults
annotation. For example, when sorting the fields using"ORDER BY publishedDate DESC, articleId ASC"
sort order.Tip
Specifying annotation when only the default value of number of records to be fetched is to be changed
In order to change only the default value of number of records to be fetched, the annotation can also be specified as
@PageableDefault(50)
. This operation is same as@PageableDefault(size = 50)
.
@SortDefaults
annotation.@SortDefaults
annotation is used when sorting needs to be done on multiple fields and in order to have different sort order for each field.@RequestMapping("list") public String list( @Validated ArticleSearchCriteriaForm form, BindingResult result, @PageableDefault(size = 50) @SortDefaults( // (1) { @SortDefault( // (2) sort = "publishedDate", // (3) direction = Direction.DESC // (4) ), @SortDefault( sort = "articleId" ) }) Pageable pageable, Model model) { // ... return "article/list"; }
Sr. No. Description Default values (1) Specify@SortDefaults
annotation as an argument ofPageable
.Multiple@org.springframework.data.web.SortDefault
annotations can be specified as arrays in@SortDefaults
annotation. - (2) Specify@SortDefault
annotation as value attribute of@SortDefaults
annotation.Specify as array when specifying multiple annotations. - (3) Specify sort fields in sort or value attribute of@PageableDefault
.Specify as array when specifying multiple fields. Empty array(No sort field) (4) Specify value in direction attribute of@PageableDefault
to change default sort condition.Direction.ASC
(Ascending)In the above example, sort condition called
"ORDER BY publishedDate DESC, articleId ASC"
is added to query.Tip
Specifying annotation when only the default value of sort fields is to be specified
In order to specify only the records to be fetched, the annotation can also be specified as
@PageableDefault("articleId")
. This operation is same as@PageableDefault(sort = "articleId")
and@PageableDefault(sort = "articleId", direction = Direction.ASC)
.
When it is necessary to change the default values of entire application, specify Pageable
object wherein default values are defined in fallbackPageable
property
of PageableHandlerMethodArgumentResolver
that is defined in spring-mvc.xml
.
For description of fallbackPageable
and example of settings, refer to “About property values of PageableHandlerMethodArgumentResolver”.
4.4.2.2.2. Implementation of domain layer (MyBatis3)¶
Pageable
object received from Controller and pass it to the Repository.For details on page search process to be implemented at domain layer, refer to:
- Pagination search of Entity (MyBatis3 standard method)
- Pagination search for Entity (SQL refinement method)
4.4.2.2.3. Implementation of domain layer (JPA)¶
When accessing the database using JPA (Spring Data JPA), pass the Pageable
object received from Controller to Repository.
For details on page search process to be implemented at domain layer, refer to:
4.4.2.3. Implementation of JSP (Base version)¶
The method to display pagination link and pagination information (total records, total pages, number of displayed pages etc.) by displaying the Page
object fetched during page search on list screen, is described below.
4.4.2.3.1. Display of fetched data¶
An example to display the data fetched during page search is shown below.
- Controller
@RequestMapping("list") public String list(@Validated ArticleSearchCriteriaForm form, BindingResult result, Pageable pageable, Model model) { if (!StringUtils.hasLength(form.getWord())) { return "article/list"; } ArticleSearchCriteria criteria = beanMapper.map(form, ArticleSearchCriteria.class); Page<Article> page = articleService.searchArticle(criteria, pageable); model.addAttribute("page", page); // (1) return "article/list"; }
Sr. No. Description (1) StorePage
object with the attribute name"page"
inModel
.In JSP,Page
object can be accessed by specifying attribute name"page"
.
- JSP
<%-- ... --%> <%-- (2) --%> <c:when test="${page != null && page.totalPages != 0}"> <table class="maintable"> <thead> <tr> <th class="no">No</th> <th class="articleClass">Class</th> <th class="title">Title</th> <th class="overview">Overview</th> <th class="date">Published Date</th> </tr> </thead> <%-- (3) --%> <c:forEach var="article" items="${page.content}" varStatus="rowStatus"> <tr> <td class="no"> ${(page.number * page.size) + rowStatus.count} </td> <td class="articleClass"> ${f:h(article.articleClass.name)} </td> <td class="title"> ${f:h(article.title)} </td> <td class="overview"> ${f:h(article.overview)} </td> <td class="date"> ${f:h(article.publishedDate)} </td> </tr> </c:forEach> </table> <div class="paginationPart"> <%-- ... --%> </div> </c:when> <%-- ... --%>
Sr. No. Description (2) In the above example, it is checked whether data matching the specified conditions exists. If there is no such data, the header row is also not displayed.When it is necessary to display the header row even if there is no matching data, this branching is no longer required. (3) Display the list of data fetched using<c:forEach>
tag of JSTL.The fetched data is stored in a list incontent
property ofPage
object.
- Example of screen output in JSP
4.4.2.3.2. Display of Pagination link¶
See the example below to display the link for page navigation (pagination link).
Pagination link is output using JSP tag library of common library.
include.jsp
Declare the JSP tag library of common library. The settings below are carried out in a blank project.
<%@ taglib uri="http://terasoluna.org/tags" prefix="t"%> <%-- (1) --%> <%@ taglib uri="http://terasoluna.org/functions" prefix="f"%> <%-- (2) --%>
Sr. No. Description (1) JSP tag to display pagination link is stored. (2) EL function of JSP used at the time of using pagination link, is stored.
- JSP
<t:pagination page="${page}" /> <%-- (3) --%>
Sr. No. Description (3) Use<t:pagination>
tag. In page attribute, specifyPage
object stored inModel
of Controller.
- Output HTML
The example below shows the search results obtained upon specifying
"?page=0&size=6"
.<ul> <li class="disabled"><a href="javascript:void(0)"><<</a></li> <li class="disabled"><a href="javascript:void(0)"><</a></li> <li class="active"><a href="javascript:void(0)">1</a></li> <li><a href="?page=1&size=6">2</a></li> <li><a href="?page=2&size=6">3</a></li> <li><a href="?page=3&size=6">4</a></li> <li><a href="?page=4&size=6">5</a></li> <li><a href="?page=5&size=6">6</a></li> <li><a href="?page=6&size=6">7</a></li> <li><a href="?page=7&size=6">8</a></li> <li><a href="?page=8&size=6">9</a></li> <li><a href="?page=9&size=6">10</a></li> <li><a href="?page=1&size=6">></a></li> <li><a href="?page=9&size=6">>></a></li> </ul>
- Screen image
- JSP
<%-- ... --%> <t:pagination page="${page}" outerElementClass="pagination" /> <%-- (4) --%> <%-- ... --%>
Sr. No. Description (4) Specify the class name indicating that it is a pagination link.By specifying the class name, the applicable range of styles to be specified in style sheet can be restricted to pagination link.
- Style sheet
.pagination li { display: inline; } .pagination li>a { margin-left: 10px; }
Even after the pagination link is established, the following two problems still persist.
- clickable and non-clickable links cannot be distinguished.
- The location of currently displayed page cannot be identified.
When Bootstrap v3.0.0 style sheet is applied to resolve the above problems, the display is as follows:
- Screen image
- Style sheet
Place the css file of bootstrap v3.0.0 under$WEB_APP_ROOT/resources/vendor/bootstrap-3.0.0/css/bootstrap.css
.Abstract of pagination related style definition..pagination { display: inline-block; padding-left: 0; margin: 20px 0; border-radius: 4px; } .pagination > li { display: inline; } .pagination > li > a, .pagination > li > span { position: relative; float: left; padding: 6px 12px; margin-left: -1px; line-height: 1.428571429; text-decoration: none; background-color: #ffffff; border: 1px solid #dddddd; } .pagination > li:first-child > a, .pagination > li:first-child > span { margin-left: 0; border-bottom-left-radius: 4px; border-top-left-radius: 4px; } .pagination > li:last-child > a, .pagination > li:last-child > span { border-top-right-radius: 4px; border-bottom-right-radius: 4px; } .pagination > li > a:hover, .pagination > li > span:hover, .pagination > li > a:focus, .pagination > li > span:focus { background-color: #eeeeee; } .pagination > .active > a, .pagination > .active > span, .pagination > .active > a:hover, .pagination > .active > span:hover, .pagination > .active > a:focus, .pagination > .active > span:focus { z-index: 2; color: #ffffff; cursor: default; background-color: #428bca; border-color: #428bca; } .pagination > .disabled > span, .pagination > .disabled > a, .pagination > .disabled > a:hover, .pagination > .disabled > a:focus { color: #999999; cursor: not-allowed; background-color: #ffffff; border-color: #dddddd; }
- JSP
Add a definition to read the css file placed under JSP.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="${pageContext.request.contextPath}/resources/vendor/bootstrap-3.0.0/css/bootstrap.css" type="text/css" media="screen, projection">
4.4.2.3.3. Display of pagination information¶
An example to display the information related to pagination (such as total records, total pages and total displayed pages) is as follows:
- Screen example
- JSP
<div> <fmt:formatNumber value="${page.totalElements}" /> results <%-- (1) --%> </div> <div> ${f:h(page.number + 1) } / <%-- (2) --%> ${f:h(page.totalPages)} Pages <%-- (3) --%> </div>
Sr. No. Description (1) To display total number of data records matching the search conditions, fetch value fromtotalElements
property ofPage
object. (2) To display number of displayed pages, fetch value fromnumber
property ofPage
object and increment the value by 1.number
property ofPage
object starts with0
; hence value should be incremented by 1 at the time of displaying the page number. (3) To display total pages of data matching the search conditions, fetch the value fromtotalPages
property ofPage
object.
Example to display the display data range of the corresponding page is shown below.
- Example of screen
- JSP
<div> <%-- (4) --%> <fmt:formatNumber value="${(page.number * page.size) + 1}" /> - <%-- (5) --%> <fmt:formatNumber value="${(page.number * page.size) + page.numberOfElements}" /> </div>
Sr. No. Description (4) To display start location, calculate the value usingnumber
property andsize
property ofPage
object.number
property ofPage
object starts with0
; hence the value needs to be incremented by 1 at the time of displaying data start location. (5) To display end location, calculate the value usingnumber
property,size
property andnumberOfElements
property ofPage
object.numberOfElements
needs to be calculated since the last page is likely to be a fraction.Tip
About format of numeric value
When the numeric value to be displayed needs to be formatted, use tag library (
<fmt:formatNumber>
) provided by JSTL.
4.4.2.3.4. Carrying forward search conditions using page link¶
The method of carrying forward the search conditions to the page navigation request is shown below.
- JSP
<%-- (1) --%> <div id="criteriaPart"> <form:form action="${pageContext.request.contextPath}/article/list" method="get" modelAttribute="articleSearchCriteriaForm"> <form:input path="word" /> <form:button>Search</form:button> <br> </form:form> </div> <%-- ... --%> <t:pagination page="${page}" outerElementClass="pagination" criteriaQuery="${f:query(articleSearchCriteriaForm)}" /> <%-- (2) --%>
Sr. No. Description (1) Form to specify search conditions.word
is specified as a search condition. (2) When carrying forward the search conditions to page navigation request, specify the encoded URL query string incriteriaQuery
attribute.When storing the search conditions in form object, conditions can be carried forward easily if EL function (f:query(Object)
) provided by common library is used.In the above example, query string of"?page=page location&size=number of records to be fetched&word=input value"
format is generated.criteriaQuery
attribute can be used in terasoluna-gfw-web 1.0.1.RELEASE or higher version.Note
Specifications of f:query(Object)
JavaBean of form object and
Map
object can be specified as an argument off:query
. In case of JavaBean, property name is treated as request parameter name and in case ofMap
object, map key name is treated as request parameter. URL of the generated query string is encoded in UTF-8.From the terasoluna-gfw-web 5.0.1.RELEASE,
f:query
has been supporting a nested structured JavaBean orMap
.Refer to f:query() for detail specification of the
f:query
(URL encoding specification etc).Warning
Operations when Query string created using f:query is specified in queryTmpl attribute
It has been found that specifying the query string generated using
f:query
, in queryTmpl attribute leads to duplication of URL encoding. Thus, special characters are not carried forward correctly.This URL encoding duplication can be avoided by using
criteriaQuery
attribute which can be used in terasoluna-gfw-web 1.0.1.RELEASE or higher version.
4.4.2.3.5. Carrying forward the sort condition using page link¶
The method to carry forward the sort condition to page navigation request is as follows:
- JSP
<t:pagination page="${page}" outerElementClass="pagination" queryTmpl="page={page}&size={size}&sort={sortOrderProperty},{sortOrderDirection}" /> <%-- (1) --%>
Sr. No. Description (1) To carry forward the sort condition to page navigation request, specifyqueryTmpl
and add sort condition to query string.For parameter specifications to specify sort condition, refer to “Request parameters for page search “In the above example,"?page=0&size=20&sort=sort item, sort order(ASC or DESC)"
is a query string.
4.4.2.4. Implementation of JSP (layout change)¶
4.4.2.4.3. Removal of disabled link¶
"disabled"
state is shown below."disabled"
.- Screen example
- Style sheet
.pagination .disabled { display: none; /* (1) */ }
Sr. No. Description (1) Specify"display: none;"
as an attribute value of"disabled"
class.
4.4.2.5. Implementation of JSP (Operation)¶
4.4.2.5.1. Specifying sort condition¶
Example to specify sort condition from client is shown below.
- Screen example
- JSP
<div id="criteriaPart"> <form:form action="${pageContext.request.contextPath}/article/search" method="get" modelAttribute="articleSearchCriteriaForm"> <form:input path="word" /> <%-- (1) --%> <form:select path="sort"> <form:option value="publishedDate,DESC">Newest</form:option> <form:option value="publishedDate,ASC">Oldest</form:option> </form:select> <form:button>Search</form:button> <br> </form:form> </div>
Sr. No. Description (1) For specifying the sort condition from client, add the corresponding parameters for specifying the sort condition.For parameter specifications to specify sort condition, refer to “Request parameters for page search ” .In the above example, publishedDate can be selected in ascending order or descending order from pull-down.
4.4.2.5.2. To disable page link using JavaScript¶
By default "javascript:void(0)"
is set in disabledHref
attribute of <t:pagination>
tag to disable the operation on clicking page link in "disabled"
state and "active"
state.
In such a state, if focus is moved or on mouseover to page link, "javascript:void(0)"
is displayed on browser status bar.
To change this behavior, it is necessary to disable the operation of page link click by using JavaScript.
Implementation example is shown below.
JSP
<%-- (1) --%>
<script type="text/javascript"
src="${pageContext.request.contextPath}/resources/vendor/js/jquery.js"></script>
<%-- (2) --%>
<script type="text/javascript">
$(function(){
$(document).on("click", ".disabled a, .active a", function(){
return false;
});
});
</script>
<%-- ... --%>
<%-- (3) --%>
<t:pagination page="${page}" disabledHref="#" />
Sr. No. | Description |
---|---|
(1)
|
Read js file of jQuery. In the above example, jQuery API is used to disable the operation of page link click using JavaScript. |
(2)
|
Disable click event of page link of However, when |
(3)
|
Set "#" in disabledHref attribute. |
4.4.3. Appendix¶
4.4.3.1. About property values of PageableHandlerMethodArgumentResolver
¶
PageableHandlerMethodArgumentResolver
are as follows:
Sr. No. Property name Description Default value
maxPageSize Specify maximum permissible value for the number of records to be fetched.When the specified number of records to be fetched exceedsmaxPageSize
, only the number of records specified asmaxPageSize
will be fetched. 2000
fallbackPageable Specify default values for page location, number of records to be fetched and sort condition of the entire application.When page location, number of records to be fetched and sort condition are not specified, the values set in fallbackPageable are used. Page location : 0Number of records to be fetched : 20Sort condition : null
oneIndexedParameters Specify start value of page location.When false is specified, start value of page location becomes 0 and when true is specified, it becomes 1. false
pageParameterName Specify request parameter name to specify page location."page"
sizeParameterName Specify request parameter name to specify number of records to be fetched."size"
prefix Specify prefix (namespace) of request parameter to specify page location and number of records to be fetched.When there is a conflict between default parameter name and the parameter to be used in the application, it is recommended to specify namespace to avoid this issue.If prefix is specified, request parameter name to specify page location will beprefix + pageParameterName
and request parameter name to specify number of records to be fetched will beprefix + sizeParameterName
.""
(No namespace)
qualifierDelimiter To search multiple pages in the same request, specify request parameter name inqualifier + delimiter + standard parameter name
format to distinguish the information required for page search (such as location of page to be searched, number of records to be fetched).For this property, setdelimiter
value of the above format.To change this setting, it is necessary to change the setting ofqualifierDelimiter
ofSortHandlerMethodArgumentResolver
."_"
Note
Setting value of maxPageSize
Default value is
2000
; however it is recommended to change the setting to maximum permissible value for the application. If maximum permissible value for the application is 100, maxPageSize should also be set to 100.Note
Setting fallbackPageable
To change default values used in the entire application, set
Pageable
(org.springframework.data.domain.PageRequest
) object wherein default value is defined infallbackPageable
property . To change the default sort condition,org.springframework.data.domain.Sort
object where default value is defined infallbackSort
property ofSortHandlerMethodArgumentResolver
.
It is assumed that the fields given below will normally be changed in each application to be developed. The example to change the default values of such fields is given below.
- Maximum permissible value for number of records to be fetched (
maxPageSize
) - Default values (
fallbackPageable
) of page location and number of records to be fetched in the entire application - Default sort condition (
fallbackSort
)
<mvc:annotation-driven> <mvc:argument-resolvers> <bean class="org.springframework.data.web.PageableHandlerMethodArgumentResolver"> <!-- (1) --> <property name="maxPageSize" value="100" /> <!-- (2) --> <property name="fallbackPageable"> <bean class="org.springframework.data.domain.PageRequest"> <!-- (3) --> <constructor-arg index="0" value="0" /> <!-- (4) --> <constructor-arg index="1" value="50" /> </bean> </property> <!-- (5) --> <constructor-arg index="0"> <bean class="org.springframework.data.web.SortHandlerMethodArgumentResolver"> <!-- (6) --> <property name="fallbackSort"> <bean class="org.springframework.data.domain.Sort"> <!-- (7) --> <constructor-arg index="0"> <list> <!-- (8) --> <bean class="org.springframework.data.domain.Sort.Order"> <!-- (9) --> <constructor-arg index="0" value="DESC" /> <!-- (10) --> <constructor-arg index="1" value="lastModifiedDate" /> </bean> <!-- (8) --> <bean class="org.springframework.data.domain.Sort.Order"> <constructor-arg index="0" value="ASC" /> <constructor-arg index="1" value="id" /> </bean> </list> </constructor-arg> </bean> </property> </bean> </constructor-arg> </bean> </mvc:argument-resolvers> </mvc:annotation-driven>
Sr. No. Description (1) In the above example, maximum value of number of records to be fetched is set to 100. When value specified in number of records to be fetched (size) is 101 or more, search is performed for 100 records only. (2) Create an instance oforg.springframework.data.domain.PageRequest
and set tofallbackPageable
. (3) Specify default value of page location as the first argument of constructor ofPageRequest
.In the above example, 0 is specified, hence the default value is not changed. (4) Specify default value of number of records to be fetched as the second argument of constructor ofPageRequest
.In the above example, the value will be considered 50 when number of records to be fetched is not specified in request parameter. (5) Set an instance ofSortHandlerMethodArgumentResolver
as constructor ofPageableHandlerMethodArgumentResolver
. (6) Create an instance ofSort
and set tofallbackSort
. (7) Set the list ofOrder
objects to be used as default value as the first argument ofSort
constructor. (8) Create an instance ofOrder
and add to the list ofOrder
objects to be used as default value.In the above example, sort condition of"ORDER BY x.lastModifiedDate DESC, x.id ASC"
is added to query when sort condition is not specified in request parameter. (9) Specify sort order (ASC/DESC) as the first argument ofOrder
constructor. (10) Specify sort item as the second argument ofOrder
constructor.
4.4.3.2. Property value of SortHandlerMethodArgumentResolver
¶
SortHandlerMethodArgumentResolver
are as follows:
Sr. No. Property name Description Default value
fallbackSort Specify default sort condition for the entire application.When sort condition is not specified, the value set in fallbackSort is used. null(No sort condition)
sortParameter Specify request parameter name to specify the sort condition.When there is a conflict between default parameter name and the parameter to be used in the application, it is recommended to change the request parameter name to avoid this issue."sort"
propertyDelimiter Specify delimiter of sort items and sort order (ASC,DESC).","
qualifierDelimiter To search multiple pages in the same request, specify request parameter name in `` qualifier + delimiter + sortParameter `` format to distinguish the information required for page search (such as sort condition).For this property, setdelimiter
value of the above format."_"