Examples of Pageable

com.googlecode.richrest.server.action.Pageable
页面Action @author liangfei
java.awt.print.Pageable
The Pageable implementation represents a set of pages to be printed. The Pageable object returns the total number of pages in the set as well as the {@link PageFormat} and {@link Printable} for a specified page. @see java.awt.print.PageFormat @see java.awt.print.Printable
net.sourceforge.pebble.util.Pageable
Helper class that implements paging over a collection. @author Simon Brown
org.springframework.data.domain.Pageable
Abstract interface for pagination information. @author Oliver Gierke
org.zkoss.zul.ext.Pageable
Represents a component that can be displayed in multiple pages but cannot be controlled by an external paging controller.
- {@link Paginated}: a multi-page component whose pagination is controlled by an external page controlle ( {@link Paginal}).
- {@link Paginal}: the paging controller used to control the pagination of {@link Paginated}.
- {@link Pageable}: a multi-page component that handles pagination by itself.
Note: a component that can be displayed in multiple pages can be implemented in two ways.
1) If it can be controlled by an external paging controller (i.e., {@link Paginal}), it shall hold an reference to one of the paging controllers. And, it doesn't need to implement {@link Pageable}. Example: grid, listbox and tree.
2) If it cannot be controlled by external controller, it shall implement the {@link Pageable} interface. @author tomyeh @since 2.4.1 @see Paginal

Examples of org.zkoss.zul.ext.Pageable

   */
  public static final PagingEvent getPagingEvent(AuRequest request) {
    final Component comp = request.getComponent();
    final Map data = request.getData();
    int pgi = AuRequests.getInt(data, "", 0);
    final Pageable pageable = (Pageable)comp;
    if (pgi < 0) pgi = 0;
    else {
      final int pgcnt = pageable.getPageCount();
      if (pgi >= pgcnt) {
        pgi = pgcnt - 1;
        if (pgi < 0) pgi = 0;
      }
    }

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