Documentation for JIRA 4.1. Documentation for other versions of JIRA is available too. 
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This code could be cleaned up, but it shows how to generate an IssueNavigator table from a List of issues. This will be very helpful to anyone trying to generate a list of issues who wants to reuse the excellent IssueNavigator table we all know and love.
/**
* Using the list of issues we've compiled generate a report using the IssueNavigator.
* @param action
* @param params
* @param issues
* @return
* @throws Exception
*/
protected String generateIssueTableslForReport(ProjectActionSupport action, Map params, List issues) throws Exception {
HttpServletRequest request = ActionContext.getRequest();
IssueTableLayoutBean layoutBean = issueNavigator.getTableLayoutFactory().getStandardLayout(issueNavigator.getSearchRequest(), issueNavigator.getRemoteUser());
IssueTableWebComponent itwc = new IssueTableWebComponent();
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
List tempList = new LinkedList();
// break up what gets returned into sets of issues revolving around an issue
// of type feature
for (int i = 0; i < issues.size(); i++) {
Issue issue = (Issue) issues.get(i);
if (issue.getIssueType().get("name").equals(FLUID_ISSUE_TYPE_FEATURE)) {
if (tempList.size() > 0) {
sb.append("<br/>");
sb.append(itwc.getHtml(layoutBean, tempList, null));
sb.append("<br/>");
tempList.clear();
}
}
// add this feature to the list
tempList.add(issue);
}
// write out the rest of the issues
sb.append("<br/>");
sb.append(itwc.getHtml(layoutBean, tempList, null));
sb.append("<br/>");
return sb.toString();
}