Example: Next page token paging that uses an HTTP header returned in a response header

In this section, we are going to demonstrate how to configure the driver for paging mechanisms that use an HTTP header returned in a response header to return the next page of a result set. The following is an example of a header that is returned in a response. The header, next, specifies the value argument of an HTTP header that is issued in a subsequent request to return the next page in the result set. 

next=page_2

If the HTTP header used to return additional pages is next_page, the driver would issue a request with the following HTTP header to retrieve the next page. 

next_page=page_2
To configure paging for this mechanism, you need to specify values for the nextPageResponseHeader and nextPageRequestHeader parameters. The nextPageResponseHeader parameter specifies the name of the header in the response that contains the value of the HTTP header to be used in the subsequent request. In this case, the value is next. Conversely, the nextPageRequestHeader parameter specifies the name of the HTTP header that issued in the request to return the next page. In this example, the value should be next_page. The following is example of configuring paging using an HTTP header passed in a response header. 
"#pageSizeParameter": "limit", 
"#maximumPageSize": 100, 
"#nextPageResponseHeader": "next", 
"#nextPageRequestHeader": "next_page"