Version:

• 17.1.1

Source:

• operation/js/api/PaginationCursor.js, line 82

See:

• PaginationRequest which can use PaginationCursor for subsequent service calls.
• PaginationRequest.createStandard(..) to pass an instance of PaginationCursor to create subsequent PaginationRequest.

Example

Creates an PaginationRequest instance which fetch first 15 records, checks whether there are another 15 records available and if so, makes subsequent call to fetch another 15 records.

require([
    'operation/js/api/PaginationRequest'
], function(PaginationRequest) {

    var employee = Abcs.Entities().findById('my.custom.bop.Employee');
    var firstPageRequest = PaginationRequest.createStandard({
        pageSize: 15,
        totalResults: true
    });
    var operation = Abcs.Operations().read({
        entity: employee,
        pagination: firstPageRequest
    });

    operation.perform().then(function(operationResult) {
        if (operationResult.isSuccess()) {
            // Process data from the first page any way you need

            // Checks whether there are at least 15 further records available and
            // if so, makes a subsequent call to fetch the next set of 15 records
            var paginationCursor = operationResult.getPaginationCursor();
            if (paginationCursor && paginationCursor.getTotal() > 30) {
                var secondPageRequest = PaginationRequest.createStandard({
                    pageSize: 15,
                    cursor: paginationCursor
                });
                Abcs.Operations().read({
                    entity: employee,
                    pagination: secondPageRequest
                }).perform().then(function(secondResult) {
                    // Process data from the second page any way you need
                });
            }
        }
    });
});