Pagination
Pagination
is a component used to load data by pages. It allows users to navigate through a large amount of data with predictable performance.
See also SimplePagination component which has a different visual representation and can be used inside the Table
, DataGrid
, and other list components.
Component’s XML-name: pagination
.
Basics
Pagination
contains page numbers that enable the user to select a specific page, and a drop-down list to choose the number of items per page.
To use pagination together with the list component, you should bind the Pagination
component and the list component to the same data source.
Data Binding
To create Pagination
connected to data, use the containerProvider
or loaderProvider
nested element.
|
containerProvider
<data>
<collection id="customersDc" class="ui.ex1.entity.Customer"> (1)
<fetchPlan extends="_base"/>
<loader id="customersDl">
<query>
<![CDATA[select e from uiex1_Customer e]]>
</query>
</loader>
</collection>
</data>
<layout spacing="true" expand="vBox">
<pagination>
<containerProvider dataContainer="customersDc"/> (2)
</pagination>
</layout>
1 | CollectionContainer for the Customer entity. |
2 | The Pagination component is connected to the data source using the dataContainer attribute of the containerProvider nested element. |
To define |
loaderProvider
<data>
<collection id="citiesDc" class="ui.ex1.entity.City">
<fetchPlan extends="_base">
<property name="country" fetchPlan="_base"/>
</fetchPlan>
<loader id="citiesDl"> (1)
<query>
<![CDATA[select e from uiex1_City e]]>
</query>
</loader>
</collection>
</data>
<layout spacing="true" expand="vBox">
<pagination>
<loaderProvider loaderId="citiesDl"/> (2)
</pagination>
</layout>
1 | The citiesDl CollectionLoader loads a collection of entities by a JPQL query. |
2 | The Pagination component is connected to the data source using the loaderId attribute of the loaderProvider nested element. |
To define |
Items per Page
Pagination
has a special ComboBox
with options to limit the number of items for one page. To make it visible, set the itemsPerPageVisible
attribute to the true
value. The default value is false
.
The default value of this list is specified in the jmix.ui.component.pagination-items-per-page-options property.
You can configure a custom list of options using the itemsPerPageOptions
attribute. The value of the attribute should be a comma-separated list of options:
<pagination id="pagination"
itemsPerPageVisible="true"
itemsPerPageOptions="2, 4, 6">
<loaderProvider loaderId="customersDl"/>
</pagination>
Options that are less than or equal to 0
are ignored. Options that are greater than entity’s maximum fetch size are replaced by that maximum value.
Use the itemsPerPageDefaultValue
attribute to set a default value from the list of options:
<pagination id="paginationWithDefault"
itemsPerPageVisible="true"
itemsPerPageOptions="2, 4, 6"
itemsPerPageDefaultValue="4">
<loaderProvider loaderId="customersDl"/>
</pagination>
The itemsPerPageUnlimitedOptionVisible
attribute sets the visibility of unlimited (null) option value in the items per page ComboBox
. The default value is true
.
When the null option is selected in the ComboBox
, the component will try to load all data it can with the current maximum fetch size limitation.
The maximum fetch size for all entities is defined by the jmix.ui.default-max-fetch-size UI property. Its default value is |
Maximum Visible Pages
The Pagination
component lets you change the number of maximum visible pages using the maxVisiblePages
attribute. The component can have many pages, but users will see a number of pages at once that correspond to the maxVisiblePages
attribute. The default value is 5
. For example, if we set maxVisiblePages="3"
, we will see only three pages at once:
Events and Handlers
To generate a handler stub in Jmix Studio, select the component in the screen descriptor XML or in the Jmix UI hierarchy panel and use the Handlers tab of the Jmix UI inspector panel. Alternatively, you can use the Generate Handler button in the top panel of the screen controller. |
PageChangeEvent
PageChangeEvent
is fired when the user selects another page or clicks on navigation buttons (next, previous, etc.).
Example of subscribing to the event for the Pagination
component defined in the screen XML with the pagination
id:
@Subscribe("pagination")
public void onPaginationPageChange(Pagination.PageChangeEvent event) {
notifications.create()
.withCaption("Selected page: " + event.getPageNumber())
.show();
}
Programmatic registration of the event handler: use the addPageChangeListener()
component method.
BeforeRefreshEvent
BeforeRefreshEvent
is fired before refreshing the data when the user clicks next, previous, etc. You can prevent the data container refresh by invoking the preventRefresh()
method, for example:
@Subscribe("paginationWithDefault")
public void onPaginationWithDefaultBeforeRefresh(PaginationComponent.BeforeRefreshEvent event) {
if (event.getSource().getDataBinder().getCount() > 10) (1)
event.preventRefresh(); (2)
}
1 | Check the number of instances in the data store. |
2 | Prevent refreshing the data. |
Programmatic registration of the event handler: use the addBeforeRefreshListener()
component method.
AfterRefreshEvent
AfterRefreshEvent
is invoked when data is refreshed.
Example of subscribing to the event for the Pagination
component defined in the screen XML with the paginationWithDefault
id:
@Subscribe("paginationWithDefault")
public void onPaginationWithDefaultAfterRefresh(PaginationComponent.AfterRefreshEvent event) {
notifications.create()
.withCaption("The data was successfully refreshed!")
.show();
}
Programmatic registration of the event handler: use the addAfterRefreshListener()
component method.
TotalCountDelegate
TotalCountDelegate
is a handler that is used to get the total count of items. For example:
@Install(to = "pagination", subject = "totalCountDelegate")
private Integer paginationTotalCountDelegate() {
return dataManager.loadValue("select count(e) from uiex1_Customer e", Integer.class)
.one();
}
The setTotalCountDelegate()
method sets the TotalCountDelegate
handler programmatically.
All XML Attributes
You can view and edit attributes applicable to the component using the Jmix UI inspector panel of the Studio’s Screen Designer. |