Differentiate Next and Previous link click events in Table Region

Hello,
Is there a way to find out whether "Next" link or the "Previous" link was clicked in a Table region when the user tries to navigate to a different range set?
Both "Next" and "Previous" links raise the event "goto". I need to manipulate the range start and range size of another VO. i.e., if Next was clicked I would want to increase the range start of another VO and If "Pevious" was clicked, I would want to decrease this range start.
Thanks
Raja

Yes, this is clearly explained in dev guide, see Event Handling in table section in dev guide.
--Mukul

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Next and Previous Buttons, n00b edition

OK, I am trying to construct a "timeline" flash file, where
basically you click either a next or previous button to move
through different frames, and I think I know how to do everything
other than the next and previous buttons. Two questions:
Would this be easier as AS2.0 or AS3.0?
If I use AS3, would this code work, and is "my_mc" simply the
name of the layer with the navigable frames?
next_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP,buttonPressed);
prev_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP,buttonPressedprev);
function buttonPressed(event:MouseEvent){
my_mc.nextFrame()
function buttonPressedprev(event:MouseEvent){
my_mc.prevFrame()
Sorry if this is confusing, I am such a n00b I don't even
know how to ask questions properly.

sholditch,
> This is a huge help and one of the better explanations
of AS
> coding I've ever seen. Thanks a ton.
Thanks!
> However, I think I may be jumping ahead too much.
Sure, no worries. It's definitely dizzying at the beginning.
> Follow up questions, n00b style:
>
> 1. What would be the equivalent of the nextFrame()
method
> for previous? Tried searching help and googling, but
getting
> too much other stuff to wade through.
Google absolutely rocks, but I hear ya ... you have to be
willing to
wade through numerous search results. Fortunately, the Help
docs usually
get you directly to your answer -- and quickly, at that -- if
you just know
how to navigate them. If you're using Flash CS3, the Help
docs are local,
though optionally available online. If you're using Flash
CS4, the docs are
online and open in a browser, in either case, what you're
looking for
specifically is the ActionScript 2.0 Language Reference (if
you're using
AS2) or the ActionScript 3.0 Language and Components
reference (if you're
using AS3).
AS2:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AS2LCR/Flash_10.0/help.html?content=Part2_AS2_LangRef_1.html
AS3:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AS3LCR/Flash_10.0/index.html
In the case of AS2, you'll click on the lefthand side. Open
up
"ActionScript 2.0 Language Reference," then "ActionScript
classes," and
you're in. In the case of AS3, you'll see the classes already
listed on the
lefthand side.
Now ... you've coded up your button, which means you
consulted the
Button (AS2) or SimpleButton (AS3) class to see what was
available to you.
(I'm speaking hypothetically, of course. When you've become
more
comfortable with the docs, this will often describe your
initial steps.)
You want to code up a button symbol, so that means you've
looked up the
Events heading for the appropriate class to see what this
object can react
to, such as a button click. You've found your event --
onRelease or
MouseEvent.CLICK -- and have associated that event with a
custom function.
Now, you're on to the next step. In this case, the object
you're
looking for is no longer a button. It's a movie clip, because
you want this
function to send the main timeline forward or backward.
Again, your first
question is always: a) what object am I dealing with? Here,
it's the
MovieClip class, so that's where you flip to. Your second
question is: b)
what category am I looking for? If characteristics, look up
Properties; if
something the object can do, look up Methods; if something
the object can
react to, look up Events. In this case, you want to send the
timeline
somewhere. That's something the timeline (that is, this
particular movie
clip) can do. The things-an-object-can-do category is
Methods, so that's
where you flip to.
You'll see a decent selection in either language, including
the common
gotoAndPlay(), gotoAndStop(), and so on. You'll also see
nextFrame() and
prevFrame(). Bingo! (Note, both versions of the language rely
on something
called inheritance, which behaves just like it sounds. Just
as we humans
inherit traits from our predecessors, most classes inherit
traits from other
classes up the family tree. In the AS3 docs, you'll see a
"Show Inherited
Public Methdods [or Properties, or Events]" hyperlink. If you
need more
detail, be sure to click that link. In the AS2 docs, the
inherited items
are listed in a box beneath each heading. Any given class may
or may not
have inherited items.)
So you really don't have to wade too far. Think of what
object you're
dealing with, then jump to the relevant category.
> 2. How do I make the next and previous buttons the only
> controls that will move to the next or previous frames?
I
> plugged in the code into a separate as_layer and when I
> test the scene it just goes through the frames
automatically.
Movie clips (including the main timeline) just animate
naturally -- they
*want* to move -- so if you want a timeline to stop, you have
to instruct it
to. Here again, you'll look up the MovieClip class and,
because you want to
find out how to *do* something (how to stop this movie clip),
you'll jump to
the Methods section. Sure enough, there's a MovieClip.stop()
method.
In frame 1 of your main timeline, simply type stop(), and
that'll do it.
The reason it works is because you're invoking a MovieClip
method on a
MovieClip instance -- the main timeline. If you wanted to
stop a movie clip
symbol, you'd have to give it an instance name, then invoke
the method on
that particular instance, like this:
myMovieClip.stop();
... in which case, myMovieClip is the instance name, and this
clip happens
to site in the same timeline as this code appears.
Alternatively, you could enter the timeline of that movie
clip and
simply put stop() in its own first frame. That would do it
too. In either
case, you've invoked a MovieClip method on a particular movie
clip. All you
ever need is an object reference (implicit, because you're in
that object's
scope) or an instance name (or a variable that, by some other
mechanism,
refers to a particular object) and then you're set. With that
reference in
hand, you simply name the reference, put a dot, then invoke
the desired
property, method, or event.
In the case where you simply invoke stop() on the main
timeline, you
*could* reference the main timeline directly, like this:
this.stop();
The "this" keyword is a special reference that refers to
whatever scope
its in. Because your code appears inside a keyframe, its
scope is the movie
clip in which that keyframe appears, therefore "this" -- in
that context --
refers to that movie clip. But as I showed earlier, you can
also simply
leave off the prefix object reference because Flash will know
what you mean
(that is, which movie clip you mean).
Eventually, when you're more comfortable, you'll reference
instances of
other kinds of objects, such as sounds, text formatting
objects, and more.
In those cases, your object reference -- an instance name, or
a variable --
will act the same way, but you'll only be able to invoke
functionality from
the relevant class.
If you have Sound instance, for example, you couldn't do
this:
mySound.gotoAndPlay(15);
... because sounds don't have timelines, and the Sound
class's Methods
section doesn't feature a gotoAndPlay() method. And that
totally makes
sense, right?
> If you have a beginner's guide to actionscripting,
focused
> on AS3, I will buy it today.
I'm happy to keep answering your questions here, but yes, I
do have a
few books you might be interested in. If you're using Flash
CS3, you might
consider Tom Green's and my Foundation Flash CS3 for
Designers (friends of
ED) (
http://tinyurl.com/2k29mj),
and if you're using Flash CS4, you'll want
the current version of that book (
http://tinyurl.com/5j55cv).
Bear in mind,
these are "foundation" books, so they cover all of Flash, not
just
ActionScript. Still, there's tons of ActionScript in either
one
(exclusively AS3, by happenstance), and we've received
positive feedback on
the ActionScript Basics chapter, in particular.
I also recently finished an AS2-to-AS3 migration book for
O'Reilly
http://tinyurl.com/2s28a5),
but that one may not be especially useful for
you, because it focuses more on developers who have a basic
understanding of
AS2 but feel bewildered when it comes to AS3.
There's also my blog, (quip.net/blog), which has tons of AS2
stuff, and
is slowly growing new AS3 content. One of my co-authors for
the O'Reilly
book, Rich Shupe, co-authored an ActionScript 3.0 book
specifically for
beginners, so take a look, read the reviews, and see if the
publisher offers
sample chapters. They often do, and that's usually a good
indicator -- to
me, anyway -- of how a particular author's style gels (or
doesn't gel) with
your particular learning style.
David Stiller
Contributor, How to Cheat in Adobe Flash CS3
http://tinyurl.com/2cp6na
"Luck is the residue of good design."

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I've been trawling userguides and forums for hours now, and I
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They make a call to JavaScript, I'm guessing you knew that?
I'm 96.7% JS illiterate, so I'm incapable of explaining it.
You have to download the Spry Framework, unpackage it, look
in the Demos folder, then look in the Gallery folder. Gallery.js, i
think, is where that JS call goes to in order to switch out the
next/prev image.
the download is here:
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/

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I learned from a previous message that the default "Next" and
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"Next" and "Previous" functionality on UIX tables not working with 10g

With new release of JDeveloper(10G), the "Next" and "Previous" navigation buttons/links on UIX tables are not working. I tried different approaches:
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Hi Shital -
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hope this helps,
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Hi,
Just got back from the APEX class. Very new at this.
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I would appreciate it if someone has done it and maybe show me the code/process of how to do it. Maybe they can share their application on apex.oracle.com.
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Next and Previous Button Question

First my code :)
import java.util.*;
import java.awt.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.awt.GridLayout;
import java.lang.Object;
import java.awt.Image;
public class Inventory // Main class
//main method begins execution of java application
public static void main(String args[])
     int i;
     double totalInventory = 0.0;
     final int dispProd = 0; // variable for actionEvents
     final part[] myPart = new part[4];
     for (i=0; i<4; i++)
               myPart[0] = new part("Glass Break", 730, 12, 32.19);
              myPart[1] = new part("Motion", 995, 14, 37.69);
              myPart[2] = new part("Keypad", 220, 12, 50.69);
              myPart[3] = new part("Contact", 944, 44, 1.19);
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     final JButton prevBtn = new JButton("Previous");
     final JButton nextBtn = new JButton("Next");
     final JButton lastBtn = new JButton("Last");
     final JLabel label;
     final JTextArea textArea;
     final JPanel buttonJPanel;
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               label = new JLabel("Some Company Inc.", icon, JLabel.RIGHT);
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     label.setVerticalTextPosition(JLabel.BOTTOM);
     label.setHorizontalTextPosition(JLabel.CENTER);
     buttonJPanel = new JPanel(); // set up panel
     buttonJPanel.setLayout( new GridLayout(1, 4)); //set layout
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     buttonJPanel.add(prevBtn);
     buttonJPanel.add(nextBtn);
     buttonJPanel.add(lastBtn);
textArea = new JTextArea(myPart[3]+" "); // create textArea for product display
     // add total inventory value to GUI
textArea.append("\nTotal value of Inventory "+new java.text.DecimalFormat("$0.00").format(totalInventory)+"\n\n");
textArea.setEditable(false);
JFrame invFrame = new JFrame();
invFrame.setLayout(new BorderLayout());
invFrame.getContentPane().add(new JScrollPane(textArea), BorderLayout.CENTER);
invFrame.getContentPane().add(buttonJPanel, BorderLayout.SOUTH);
invFrame.getContentPane().add(label, BorderLayout.NORTH);
invFrame.setTitle("INVENTORY:");
invFrame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
invFrame.setSize(350, 350);
invFrame.setLocationRelativeTo(null);
invFrame.setVisible(true);
// assign actionListener and actionEvent for each button
firstBtn.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ae)
textArea.setText(myPart[0]+"\n");
}); // end firstBtn
prevBtn.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ae)
textArea.setText(myPart[1]+"\n");
}); // end prevBtn
nextBtn.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ae)
textArea.setText(myPart[2]+"\n");
}); // end nextBtn
lastBtn.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ae)
textArea.setText(myPart[3]+"\n");
}); // end lastBtn
} // end main
} // end class Inventory6
class part
   public String partName;
   public int itemNum;
   public double units;
   public double price;
   //default constructor
public part()
        partName = "";
        itemNum = 0;
        units = 0.0;
         price = 0.00;
    }//end default constructor
     //Parameterized Constructor
public part( String partName, int itemNum, double units, double price)
        this.partName = partName;
         this.itemNum = itemNum;
         this.units = units;
         this.price = price;
    }//end constructor
     public void setpartName(String partName) {
         this.partName = partName;
        public String getpartName()
          return partName;
    public void setitemNum ( int itemNum )
       this.itemNum = itemNum;
    public int getitemNum()
     return itemNum;
    public void setunits ( double units )
         this.units = units;
     public double getunits()
          return units;
     public void setprice ( double price )
         this.price = price;
     public double getprice()
     return price;
//calculates product total
     public double invTotal()
     return (units * price);
public String toString()
          return "Part: "+partName+
                    "\nPart Number: "+itemNum+
                    "\nUnits on hand: "+(int)units+
                    "\nPrice per unit: $"+price+
                    "\nPart Total: $"+invTotal();
//end Class Part
// Class Part holds Part information
class Wireless extends part
private String wlPart; // variable for added feature
public Wireless(String partName, int itemNum, double units, double price, String addWL)
// call to superclass constructor
super(partName, itemNum, units, price);
wlPart = addWL;
}// end constructor
public void setwlPart(String addWL) // method to set added feature
wlPart = addWL;
public String getwlPart() // method to get added feature
return wlPart;
public double totalRestock() // method to set value and add restock fee
return units * price * 0.05;
public String toString()
return "Part: "+partName+
                    "\nPart Number: "+itemNum+
                    "\nUnits on hand: "+(int)units+
                    "\nPrice per unit: $"+price+
                    "\nRestock Fee: $"+totalRestock()+
                    "\nPart Total: $"+invTotal();
} I need to make my next and previous button keep going through the array. They go next or previous one time and stop. I know it is because of the way I wrote the statement
textArea.setText(myPart[2]+"\n");What I can't figure out is how to make that statement be the current myPart and add 1 to it. I tried textArea.setText(myPart[i]+1+"\n");and it did not work either, I got these errors:
C:\Inventory\Inventory.java:92: local variable i is accessed from within inner class; needs to be declared final
textArea.setText(myPart[i]+1+"\n");
^
C:\Inventory\Inventory.java:92: operator + cannot be applied to part,int
textArea.setText(myPart[i]+1+"\n");
^
2 errors
So I tried to write {nextItem()}
and writing a method for next item,
nextBtn.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ae)
nextItem();
}); // end nextBtn
lastBtn.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ae)
textArea.setText(myPart[3]+"n");
} // end lastBtn actionEvent
}); // end lastBtn actionListener
} // end main
private static void nextItem();
if (myPart < myPart[]-1)
     myPart++;
     textArea.setText(myPart[0]);
}and I get this error
C:\Inventory\Inventory.java:109: '.class' expected
if (myPart < myPart[]-1){
^
1 error
I thought '.class' expected meant I was missing a bracket, but I can't see where I am missing a bracket.
I feel dumber by the minute.
Am I not seeing something?

Another suggestion. First create a non-GUI Inventory class, something like this:
public class Inventory
    private part[] myPart;
    private int index = 0;
    public Inventory()
        myPart = new part[4];
        myPart[0] = new part("Glass Break", 730, 12, 32.19);
        myPart[1] = new part("Motion", 995, 14, 37.69);
        myPart[2] = new part("Keypad", 220, 12, 50.69);
        myPart[3] = new part("Contact", 944, 44, 1.19);
    public part getPart(int i)
        //TODO fill this in
    public part getFirst()
        //TODO fill this in
    public part getLast()
        //TODO fill this in
    public part getNext()
        //TODO fill this in
    public part getPrev()
        //TODO fill this in
    public double getTotalInventory()
        //TODO fill this in
    // this main is here only to test out the class
    public static void main(String[] args)
        Inventory inv = new Inventory();
        for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++)
            System.out.println(inv.getPart(i));
            System.out.println();
        System.out.println("getFirst: " + inv.getFirst());
        System.out.println();
        for (int j = 0; j < 6; j++) // deliberately set to be > 4
            System.out.println("getNext: " + inv.getNext());
            System.out.println();
        for (int j = 0; j < 6; j++)
            System.out.println("getPrev: " + inv.getPrev());
            System.out.println();
        System.out.println("getLast: " + inv.getLast());
}Then use this class as a variable within another class, say InventoryGUI. In this second class, the "next" button would call the Inventory object's getNext() method.

Next and previous buttons, Cluster, Image Ring problem

Hello, I'm a pretty new user, and I need help with this excercise:
"Create an application in LabVIEW to manage the information of different cars from the movie Fast and Furious. The goal is to show in a Graphic User Interface the information of the cars included in the following table:
ID
Name
Model
Brand
Price
1
Eclipse
2000
Mitsubishi
$ 25,550.89
2 RX-7 2010 Mazda $ 32,700.50
3
Supra
2000
Toyota
$ 39,450.30
4 Charger 2012 Dodge $ 45,290.99
5
Civic
2013
Honda
$ 27,600.40
6 S2000 2006 Honda $ 29,500.99
7
Jetta
2013
Volkswagen
$ 21,740.90
The type of data that should be shown in each field is presented in the following list:
 ID Integer
 Name String
 Model Integer
 Brand String
 Price  Float
Write a program that shows the information of every car included in the table. file Fast_Furious.vi as a starting point to write your code.
Specifications
The following image shows an example of the User Interface of the program:
You can download the
The user should see the information of 7 different cars using the buttons Next and Previous. Each time the user press these buttons the information of the previous or next car should be presented on the interface. There are two special cases in the selection of information:
 If the information of the first car (Eclipse) is shown and the user makes clic over the button Previous. The information of the last car (Jetta) must be shown.
 If the information of the last car (Jetta) is shown and the user makes clic over the button Next. The information of the first car (Eclipse) must be shown.
You must use the array of clusters to obtain and manage the information of the cars, and the ring to show the photos of the cars.
Finally, include a close button to stop the execution of the program.
Extra: Add sound effects to your program. Each time the user makes click over the Previous or Next
button a beep sound should be produced."
I especially need help with the next and previous buttons and the sounds. I alredy have all the information, and the app is supposed to look like the picture attached.
Thanks,
Attachments:
Test.png ‏769 KB

Actually, Munna I think I smell a homework project (2nd year of college, maybe?)
So Miguel, what have you got done so far? What does your code look look like?
Mike...
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Issues with 'next' and 'previous' buttons grayed out in 'Preview'

First off.. HELLO MAC FORUM!! Woo hoo!!
I just got a MacBook Pro and I'm LOVING it.. I'm having one small issue that I can't find help with after googling.. when I'm in 'Preview' viewing pics my 'next' and 'previous' buttons are grayed out and I've looked in preferences and don't see where to change this so that I can click through the pics in a folder.. it's pretty annoying and there absolutely HAS to be a way to get this going.. help please!!

WHEN 'NEXT'.
      PERFORM scroll_end.
WHEN 'PREVIOUS'.
     PERFORM scroll_left.
ENDCASE.
ENDMODULE.                 " USER_COMMAND_7100 INPUT
*&      Form scroll_end
      text
     -->RT_COLUMNS text
form scroll_end tables rt_columns type kkblo_t_columns.
ENDFORM.
*&      Form scroll_left
      text
     -->RT_COLUMNS text
form scroll_left tables rt_columns type kkblo_t_columns.
ENDFORM.
i've tried this....the previous error gone..but now i have another error said " the type kkblo_t_columns. is unknown ".
really exhausting :P

Does message viewer offer "next" and "previous" buttons?

I would really like to use Mail and get away from Entourage, but I am addicted to the next and previous buttons when viewing my mail. Have they been added to the latest version of mail? I see them on the iPad, so I am hopeful.
Thanks, all.

Thanks for the response Stan. I guess, I linked the end of each chapter to the beginning of the next one to leave no stone unturned. I will remove and see if that makes a difference.
My menu is a ragular menu with buttons created in Photoshop. I linked the buttons to beginning of each chapter in Encore. The actual project have over 2 hours of video but I rendered a small portion to test it out first.
I hope I don't have to upgrade to CS6.
Anil.

How to disable browser next and previous buttons for entire ADF application

Hi,
JDev Ver : 11.1.1.2.0
How can I disable the browser navigation buttons next and previous for my entire ADF application.
If user click on page and then if it press backspace key then it should not go back to the previous opend url and the current page should remain as it is.
How can I do this ?
regards,
devang

Back button (and backspace) will always go to the previous page. However, with a single master page, the previous page will be the page that called the application so users won't be likely to use it to navigate. The idea of opening the application in a new window/tab is also a nice addition to prevent the back button from being enabled and yes that would block backspace as well. Combine both solutions and you'll have a tab with both back and forward button disabled for the whole application. I don't think there's any document specifically about this solution, but it's not exactly complicated, you seem to already have it actually. Can you precise your question?
~ Simon

Next and Previous don't work with video in Playlists

In iTunes for Windows 10.1.2.17, when playing video from a playlist, the video will end and the video window will close, and playback stops. No new video will play. The same thing occurs when clicking on the Next or Previous buttons (both on the video window and in the playback controls at the top of iTunes. Shouldn't the next video in the playlist (or the next random video) play once the first has completed?
This is a new behavior. It did not occur with earlier versions of iTunes.
The Next and Previous buttons work as they are supposed to when playing video from the library, but then there is no way to select specific videos or to randomize playback as is possible under a playlist (which is the whole point of the playlist.)
The Next and Previous buttons still work as they are supposed to when playing music from a playlist. This new odd behavior occurs only with video playback.
Is this a known issue, or is there something I'm missing in the operation of iTunes? Are other people experiencing this behavior?
Message was edited by: BTarver

This happened to me as well with Windows 7 32 bit (which I did as as upgrade from Vista Home Premium - if that might foul things up a bit) and affects Firefox 34.1 and IE. I did a system restore which took me back to Firefox 33 and Flash was fine. Later in the day Firefox updated back to 34.1 and I lost Flash again.

How to done Next and Previous operations using(struts or jsp and servlets).

I have some problem with Next and Previous Operations in my application. I solve that problem by my own. But I need some more information to solve that problem.
In order to solve this problem, 1st i moved all the Dara Base records into one collection.And I set that collection Object in Session scope in Servlet file.And i dispatch the request to one jsp(Show.jsp) . The code of that is given bellow.
<%@page language="java"%>
<%@page import="java.util.*"%>
<%@page import="home.servlet.beans.*"%>
<%!
     public static int no=0;
%>
<html>
     <body>
               <%
                    String s=request.getParameter("nam");
                    if(s==null)
                         s="some";
                    ArrayList a=(ArrayList)session.getAttribute("tv");
                    if(!s.equals("pre"))
                         int i=no;
                         %>
                         <table border=1>
               <tr>
                    <th>DEPTNO</th>
                    <th>DNAME</th>
                    <th>LOC</th>
               </tr>
               <%
                    if((no+1)<a.size())
                    for(i=no;i<(no+2);i++)
                         SelectBean sb=(SelectBean)a.get(i);
                         %>
                         <tr>
                              <td><%=sb.getDeptno()%></td>
                              <td><%=sb.getDname()%></td>
                              <td><%=sb.getLoc()%></td>
                         </tr>
                         <%
                         no=no+2;
                    else
                         if(i<a.size())
                         for(i=no;i<a.size();i++)
                         SelectBean sb=(SelectBean)a.get(i);
                         %>
                         <tr>
                              <td><%=sb.getDeptno()%></td>
                              <td><%=sb.getDname()%></td>
                              <td><%=sb.getLoc()%></td>
                         </tr>
                         <%
                         else
                              out.println("<tr><td colspan='3'>There is no records to display</td></tr>");
                    else
                         %>
                         <table border=1>
               <tr>
                    <th>DEPTNO</th>
                    <th>DNAME</th>
                    <th>LOC</th>
               </tr>
               <%
                         if(no==a.size())
                              no=no-1;
                         int i=no;
                         for(i=no;i>(no-2);i--)
                              if(i==-1)
                                   break;
                              SelectBean sb=(SelectBean)a.get(i);
                         %>
                         <tr>
                              <td><%=sb.getDeptno()%></td>
                              <td><%=sb.getDname()%></td>
                              <td><%=sb.getLoc()%></td>
                         </tr>
                         <%
                         no=no-2;
                         if(no<0)
                              no=0;
               %>
               </table>
               <br>
               next
               previous
     </body>
</html>
If u have any other idea please reply to me. Please copy the above code and work with your application.

It's a classic paging feature.
And since it's a classic feature, you have most of the work already done for you, like JSP paging tags.
You just need to Google for "jsp tag paging" or something to that effect to get several useful links.

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