I am using paras to obtain data for list view. Unfortunately they limit up to 1,000 by default to 1000 maximum requests. That class is better than 1000 in my class, I got a link on the web which shows a way to do this on iOS, but how can you do it on Android?
I am currently adding all data to an array in a loop until all the items are complete (100) and then add them to the list
I have found out how to achieve your goal:
Announce global variable < / P> Create query Callback for query
private static list & lt; Parse object & gt; All objects = new arreelists & lt; Parse object & gt; ();
last ParseQuery parseQuery = new parse ("Objects" ); ParseQuery.setLimit (1000); ParseQuery.findInBackground (getAllObjects ());
int skip = 0; FindCallback getAllObjects () Return to {new search callback (public) {list (list & lt; purse object & gt; objects, parsection e) {if (e == empty) {allObjects.add all (objects); Int. Limit = 1000; If (objects.size () == border) {skip = skip + limit; ParseQuery query = new pars ("objects"); Query.setSkip (left); Query.setLimit (range); Query.findInBackground (getAllObjects ()); } // We have a complete PokeDex else {// U.S.E. Complete data is INTENDED}}}; }
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