Search results bar

i want some help to implement a sort of a search results bar. after a search the results are put in dynamic pages.
which looks like 1 2 3 >> at the bottom of the page which are links to a dynamic page?
i basically perform the search.. on a database
and store the results in a vector,
how should i then proceed.. supposing i wanna use subsets of 10 of that vector. and store it in a bean.
then i use the bean in a dynamic page which reads the subsets in the bean and then dynamically creates a page.....
i hope that i have not confused yu

Instead of doing it like that,
do it this way
when the user clicks on Next>>10, select only 10
results from the database
like
select * from database where count >0 and count <=10
and display it
when he clicks on the next Next>>10 do the same
select * from database where count >10 and count <=20
and when the user clicks on <<Previous10 you now know
what to do.____________________________________________________
Then how od i know how many pages of jsp do i need
How do i know how many data in the database?
If the result only need one page to display then how to make the click Next 10 button to disable?

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