TableView - support for datasource (on-demand loading and JDBC)

Hi,
I'm new to JavaFX and I was wondering if anybody knows any good practices for TableView with large datasets. Any API extension that supports datasources for on-demand loading and JDBC. Or any good tutorial, example or ideas. I was looking at DataFX but I don't see any datasource for JDBC in the javadocs even when it's mention their website.
Thanks in advance, any help or ideas are appreciated.

Hello,
here is some pseudocode for your requirement.
max pagesize is 100 per query request
i=0
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