I haven't had to deal with a dataset that large, but I'd guess that there are performance implications. However, you'd have to ask yourself if displaytag is the right tool in that scenario. Specifically, would you have a user that would REALLY page through 100K rows?
If you really need to do this, then I would suggest a strategy based on the Value List Handler pattern: http://java.sun.com/blueprints/patterns/ValueListHandler.htm. One caveat, if you break up a list into smaller lists using this design pattern, then you won't be able to use the export functionality without adapting it.
Dennis
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Hi..
Suppose if I have a collection of very large amount of data, will this still work in display tag?
From what I understand, we need to pass this collection object to the display tag and the display tag will do automatic paging and sorting based on this collection object.
Suppose if this collection object contains very large amount of data.. say over 100,000 entries, will this be an issue?
If yes, any idea how to solve this problem?
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