schedule with pagination

[banto.78]

Dear experts,

i have a schedule, something like the following:

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<p:schedule id="schedule"
							value="#{calendarControllerBean.eventModel}"
							locale="#{res.locale}" widgetVar="myschedule"
							styleClass="customCalendar" view="agendaWeek"
							style="background-color:white;color:black;" minTime="#{res.minTime}"
							maxTime="#{res.maxTime}" slotMinutes="#{res.slotMinutes}"
							timeFormat="#{res.timeFormat}{ - #{res.timeFormat}}"
							axisFormat="#{res.axisFormat}" draggable="false" 
							timeZone="#{userBean.userTimeZone}" resizable="false">

							<p:ajax event="dateSelect"
								listener="#{calendarControllerBean.onDateSelect}"
								update="eventDetails" oncomplete="eventDialog.show()"
								onerror="sessionExpiredDialog.show()" />
							<p:ajax event="eventSelect"
								listener="#{calendarControllerBean.onEventSelect}"
								update="eventDetails" oncomplete="eventDialog.show()"
								onerror="sessionExpiredDialog.show()" />

						</p:schedule>
                                    ...............................

If i have a lot of schedule entries (kind of 700 or more) the systems becomes very very slow to load.

I was wondering of the following:
1. how can i load entries per month (kind of pagination)?
2. do you have such case and what is the best practice?

thanks a lot!

[anatoly314]

value="#{calendarControllerBean.eventModel}"
You need provide to this method begin date and end date, and return events which placed inside this interval. I believe that PF manual can help you how to get these dates. JQuery calendar plugin on which PF Scheduler based provides it, so Scheduler will have it too I believe.

[banto.78]

thanks for your reply. Indeed that is my idea too but i would like to know how to get the end and start date anytime the user change month...

[smithh032772]

Read the following from start to finish, and you will see some code that others have shared for their solution/workaround.

Issue 930: viewChangeListener on Schedule Component (maybe 2 years ago, I used code that was shared in this issue)

schedule - day, week, month, today events

[banto.78]

thanks smithh032772 for your answers. I think that would solve indeed. However at moment I opted to keep entries in a cache in memory and looks good. And it does not occupy lot of space either.

thanks!