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Pagination is a user-friendly way of presenting huge data to the user. Generally, data is divided into a number of pages and a numbered links of all pages is shown for better navigation. Recently, instead of pagination, infinite scrollers are used.
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Implementing paging with multiple data sources
Get the data into a single index
The simplest, no muss, no fuss solution.
But then again, why would anything Enterprise be simple?
Supply two result sets
The best you can do is to provide the firs …
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