Uses of Package
bucket.core.actions

Packages that use bucket.core.actions
com.atlassian.confluence.admin.actions   
com.atlassian.confluence.labels.actions   
com.atlassian.confluence.pages   
com.atlassian.confluence.pages.actions   
com.atlassian.confluence.search.actions   
com.atlassian.confluence.spaces.actions   
com.atlassian.confluence.user   
com.atlassian.confluence.user.actions   
com.atlassian.confluence.userstatus.actions   
 

Classes in bucket.core.actions used by com.atlassian.confluence.admin.actions
PaginationSupport
          Where there are a _very_ large number of items to paginate (in othe order of 10,000's), loading them all up in memory from the db and then handing them out to the user in a .subList fashion is not very efficient In this scenario we only want to use this bean to compute our next and previous indexes.
 

Classes in bucket.core.actions used by com.atlassian.confluence.labels.actions
PaginationSupport
          Where there are a _very_ large number of items to paginate (in othe order of 10,000's), loading them all up in memory from the db and then handing them out to the user in a .subList fashion is not very efficient In this scenario we only want to use this bean to compute our next and previous indexes.
 

Classes in bucket.core.actions used by com.atlassian.confluence.pages
PaginationSupport
          Where there are a _very_ large number of items to paginate (in othe order of 10,000's), loading them all up in memory from the db and then handing them out to the user in a .subList fashion is not very efficient In this scenario we only want to use this bean to compute our next and previous indexes.
 

Classes in bucket.core.actions used by com.atlassian.confluence.pages.actions
PaginationSupport
          Where there are a _very_ large number of items to paginate (in othe order of 10,000's), loading them all up in memory from the db and then handing them out to the user in a .subList fashion is not very efficient In this scenario we only want to use this bean to compute our next and previous indexes.
 

Classes in bucket.core.actions used by com.atlassian.confluence.search.actions
PaginationSupport
          Where there are a _very_ large number of items to paginate (in othe order of 10,000's), loading them all up in memory from the db and then handing them out to the user in a .subList fashion is not very efficient In this scenario we only want to use this bean to compute our next and previous indexes.
 

Classes in bucket.core.actions used by com.atlassian.confluence.spaces.actions
PaginationSupport
          Where there are a _very_ large number of items to paginate (in othe order of 10,000's), loading them all up in memory from the db and then handing them out to the user in a .subList fashion is not very efficient In this scenario we only want to use this bean to compute our next and previous indexes.
 

Classes in bucket.core.actions used by com.atlassian.confluence.user
PaginationSupport
          Where there are a _very_ large number of items to paginate (in othe order of 10,000's), loading them all up in memory from the db and then handing them out to the user in a .subList fashion is not very efficient In this scenario we only want to use this bean to compute our next and previous indexes.
 

Classes in bucket.core.actions used by com.atlassian.confluence.user.actions
PaginationSupport
          Where there are a _very_ large number of items to paginate (in othe order of 10,000's), loading them all up in memory from the db and then handing them out to the user in a .subList fashion is not very efficient In this scenario we only want to use this bean to compute our next and previous indexes.
 

Classes in bucket.core.actions used by com.atlassian.confluence.userstatus.actions
PaginationSupport
          Where there are a _very_ large number of items to paginate (in othe order of 10,000's), loading them all up in memory from the db and then handing them out to the user in a .subList fashion is not very efficient In this scenario we only want to use this bean to compute our next and previous indexes.
 



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