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// @(#) $Id: $
package at.spardat.xma.mdl.paging;
import at.spardat.xma.mdl.table.ITableWM;
/**
* Interface defining the part of the paging model which is available on server and client side.
* All this data is automatically synchronized between client and server. So you can let the user
* modify this data using the GUI and query it on the server for loading the required slice of the
* data objects to show in the corresponding table.
*
* @author gub
* @since 2.3.0
*/
public interface IPagingWM {
/**
* Returns the index of the first data object to show in the result list.
*/
public int getOffset();
/**
* Sets the index of the first data object to show in the result list.
* It is the job of the {@link PagingListener} to actually change the data
* in the attached table.
*/
public void setOffset(int offset);
/**
* Returns the number of data objects to show at the same time. Default is 100.
* The user can change the page size on the UI if the flag {@link PagingControlClient#SHOW_PAGESIZE}
* is set.
*/
public short getPageSize();
/**
* Sets the number of data objects to show at the same time.
*/
public void setPageSize(short pageSize);
/**
* Returns the maximum pageSize the user can choose. Default is 1000.
*/
public short getMaxPageSize();
/**
* Sets the maximum pageSize the user can choose. This is only relevant if
* the flag {@link PagingControlClient#SHOW_PAGESIZE} is set.
*/
public void setMaxPageSize(short maxPageSize);
/**
* Returns the total number of data objects in the complete complete query result,
* or Integer.MAX_VALUE if unknown. This means the number of data sets without paging.
*/
public int getResultSize();
/**
* Sets the total number of data objects in the query result. You should set this value, if it
* is easy to determine from the database with low performance overhead. If you do not provide
* this value, the paging model will try to determine it from the table if it is filled with less
* data than specified in {@link #getPageSize()}.
*/
public void setResultSize(int resultSize);
/**
* Returns the number of pages to jump forward or back when the user presses the fastNext or fastBack button.
*/
public short getJumpSize();
/**
* Sets the number of pages to jump forward or back when the user presses the fastNext or fastBack button.
*/
public void setJumpSize(short jumpSize);
/**
* Get the index of the column to sort. If the table contains only one page of the data,
* it makes not much sense to sort just this page. Instead the whole data should be sorted
* before the slice to show is cut out.
*/
public short getSortingColumn();
/**
* Set the index of the column to sort.
*/
public void setSortingColumn(short sortingColumn);
/**
* Get if sorting should be ascending or descending.
*/
public boolean getAscending();
/**
* Sets if sorting should be ascending or descending.
*/
public void setAscending(boolean ascending);
/**
* Returns the table this IPagingWM is attached to.
*/
public ITableWM getTable();
}