<paging:* />
This set of tags provide a truely flexible base for creating pagination links and information.
- A Java bean with a set of pre-computed/pre-formatted properties is exposed within the content of each tag.
- Each tag can exist in a seperate page file that is included either dynamically or statically.
- A generic tag is provided to dynamically execute any of the tags at runtime.
- Multiple independent pagination configurations can coexist on the same rendered page.
It is highly recommended that you create pagination templates for re-usability.
A pagination template should represent a pagination style (e.g., a Google pagination style template).
A template can either be:
- a JSP file that is executed dynamically (using either: JSP page include/Struts Tiles/Sitemesh)
- a JSP fragment file (JSPf) that is included statically (JSP file include)
- a JSP Tag file (JSP 2.0 feature)
A tag file is a source file that contains a fragment of JSP code that is reusable as a custom tag.
TODO: auto page movement, documentation...