Re: [CFCDev] OT: A Good Data Structure for a Large Binary Tree

[Matt Liotta]

I've had trees perform great in CFML that have had several hundred 
thousand nodes.

-Matt

On Mar 1, 2004, at 8:49 PM, Joe Eugene wrote:

Thanks Paul,

Do you want a CF solution to your tree problem?
I am pretty sure.. Direct CF wont perform in this situation..
One way is to use a Java TreeMap , store the TreeMap data structure
in CFMX Application scope and perhaps use Native Java methods to
query the TreeMap.. am not sure of the performance though.
Joe Eugene


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Joe,

Do you want a CF solution to your tree problem?  I haven't really 
seen any
implementations for this kind of thing done in CF... Although someone 
might
have done it.  Also, what CF version are you targeting?  Personally, 
I'd go
with the Java API if I could. Chances are good that it will probably 
work
better with less work than a CF version.

Do you have the ability to add jar files  into the class path on the 
CF
server?  If not, definitely go with the JDK.

Paul Kenney
WebMaster, CorporateWarriors.com
916-663-1963
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Anybody can help brain storm ideas?

Thanks,
Joe Eugene

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I am trying to solve a Binary Tree data structure problem, i think 
this
can be done from a DataBase Perspective with relations but then that
might involve doing something like a matrix to develop the relations
between nodes.

The other thought i have is solve the problem by using some
native(Java/C++)
data Structure (Binary Tree /TreeMap) and store keys of the database
structure
as keys of the Binary Tree... that might relate to a simple select.
Any ideas are much appreciated.

Thanks,
Joe Eugene
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