Pagination without datagrid

I'm working on a website where we're using .Net web services to feed data to a Flash front-end. The site will have a comments section and we want to display 15 or so comments per page with 'back' and 'next' functionalitiy. We'd also like to show the number of pages of comments and highlight the page they're on. The standard stuff that datagrids do so well.

How can this be accomplished without a datagrid?

There's a good page that explains a number of ways to do this using classic ASP. Some of the solutions they implement I can most likely use with .Net.

http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2120

But I wanted to ask the community. How to paginate without a recordset? Sql Server 2000 back-end, ASP.NET 1.x

Thanks.Why don't you want to use a datagrid?|||We aren't using a DataGrid because our 'front-end' isn't an aspx page it's a Flash application that we're feeding the data to via a webservice.

Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think a DataGrid is an option with this situation.|||

I see. Sorry, I missed that part. Well, if you are using web services to a flash front end, I would assume that your data isn't going to change very often. I would see about getting your data into a dataset, formatting the output into a cache object with a sqldependancy.

Beyond that, I would have to know a lot more about how your web service interacts with your flash front end.

Page Not Found, Sort Of

System: Win2k3, SQL2k5, Sharepoint (all on same box)
Note: default website port is 8000 (I mentioned this because it's non
standard)
I had this system all setup and running properly then all of the sudden
some brilliant support person at our data center decided to change the
I.P. of the server. This wreaked havoc on most of the code on that box
as I had to change all of the config files, DNS, and HTTP headers.
I finally got most of the pieces running again, but I have a couple an
issue. Currently there are two instances of SSRS running on the box. I
have the "old" one's service stopped, so it is not running, but when
browsing to http://localhost:8000/reports it is still trying to go to
the stopped instance. How can I change that? I've tried the rsconfig
utility, but I may not have the correct parameters.
thanks,
.britOh, one more thing. The "Page Not Found" error mentioned in the subject
refers to a very strange problem that I feel is resulting from having
two instances of SSRS running.
I have a domain name pointing to the default IP for the box. If I use
[domain url]/reports everything works great in Report Manager until I
actually go to view a report and then I get a Page Not Found error
within Report Manager. The error does not take over the entire screen,
just the portion in Rpt Mgr that would show the report.
If I go straight to the report using [domain url]/reportserver/[path of
report] they work great.
What gives?
thanks,
.brit