Expert opinion needed: Best practices to handle huge rowsets on UI

Hi All,
I need to know what are the best practices from Oracle to handle huge rowsets on the UI.
My ADF 11g app is a custom monitoring cum reporting tool for a highly active integration solution.
The user can give me a selection criteria say show transactions between yesterday and tomorrow and our highly active transactional system may return upto 5000 records.
I am showing these records in a tabular format and since pagination is not there we are depending on auto scrolling which is kind of slow.
So please advice me what options come to your minds for showing/informing users of such rowsets.
I am aware ideally UI should not have more that a couple hundred records but our use case does not adhere to that.
Thanks

since pagination is not there I'm not sure what you mean by this, the ADF Faces table does pagination when you scroll - so if your business service has 5000 records but the rows property of your table is set to 25 - you'll just fetch 25 records to the client.
When you scroll down you'll fetch another 25.
This type of thing is automated for ADF BC data controls - and you can control the range set.
We also generate the code needed for EJB Facades to do this with JPAs.
If you have your own Java class as a data source you'll need to implement this pagination on the business service side see exapmle 37 here: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/adf/learnmore/index-101235.html

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