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This is another example where a Collection of Javabeans can be used as the source of data for the grid. We get the list of customers from a custom CustomerManager class. The customers are retrieved and placed into an ArrayList. From there, the ArrayList is passed to the grid via the datasrc attribute.

The columns of the grid can be bound to the properties of the Javabean. This is done using the datafield attribute on the various column tags. The value of the datafield attribute must correspond with a getter method for the underlying Javabean.

e.g. <dotj:datacolumn datafield="lastName" ... /> ----> Customer.getLastName()

Note: Click on a column header to sort the grid!

Customers

Icon	Id	Last Name	First Name	gender	zipCode
	2	adas	asdasdad	F	34561
	15	Chan	Liam	M	47387
	10	Danns	Allan	M	04105
	3	das	dsad	F	22151
	13	Fellows	Bill	M	04105
	19	Gatezngan	Jeff	M	10234
	4	Gbv	matt	M	90210
	8	gcg	prova	M	66778
	7	Hogan	jeff	M	04105
	5	Jackson	xxx11111	F	1234
	9	Leno	Jay	M	04105
	14	Lu	Lucy	F	42844
	16	McCartney	Paul	M	78378
	6	Obama	barack	F	04101
	18	Obama	Barrack Jr.	F	32419
	11	ppp	Paula	F	04106
	20	Ruthi	Vijay	M	4354
	12	Test	Data	M	78723
	1	test	Ryan	M	112312313

The above grid contains 19 records.

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CustomerManager.java

Customer.java

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