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Learn how to correctly implement pagination in your Spring Boot application to display user-generated blogs efficiently.
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Introduction

When building a blogging application using Spring Boot, developers often need to manage how guides are displayed. As users create more content, the need for effective pagination becomes paramount. In this post, we will explore a common issue when trying to display user blogs on a single page and provide a solution that makes this process simple and efficient.

You may find yourself grappling with the challenge of filtering and displaying only a specific number of guides per page. This blog examines a case where an error arose while trying to limit the display to just five blog entries. We’ll break down how to address this issue using Spring Data and its pagination capabilities.

The Problem

The main problem arises when a developer attempts to implement pagination for a blog application. The existing code involving the BlogServiceImpl and BlogRepository appears to be causing some confusion and ultimately results in an error due to a missing class related to pagination.

The Key Error:

ClassNotFoundException: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.querydsl.core.types.OrderSpecifier

This error indicates that there is a confusion in package imports, specifically related to pagination dependencies.

Solution Overview

To effectively implement pagination in your Spring Boot application, you need to:

Correctly import the required packages.

Use appropriate methods in the repository and service layers to handle pagination effectively.

Let’s explore the steps to rectify the situation.

Step 1: Fix the Import Statements

The first step is to ensure that your import statements are correctly referencing the right Pageable class. Instead of using the java.awt.print.Pageable, you should be using org.springframework.data.domain.Pageable. Make sure to update all import statements to look like this:

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Step 2: Update the Blog Repository

Next, modify the BlogRepository interface to handle pagination correctly. Here’s how you can do it:

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This change allows for pagination options to be passed in when fetching blogs.

Step 3: Modify the Blog Service

After updating the repository, the service layer needs to be adjusted to correctly fetch the paginated blogs. The modified findLatest5() method should look as follows:

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This code uses PageRequest.of to specify the page number and size while also sorting the blogs by date in descending order.

Conclusion

By following the steps outlined above, you can eliminate the ClassNotFoundException, properly incorporate pagination into your Spring Boot blog application, and improve the user experience by displaying blogs in a clear, organized manner.

Effective pagination is critical for a smooth user experience in any application as it keeps content manageable and accessible.

If you encounter any more issues or have further questions regarding pagination, feel free to reach out or comment below. Happy coding!