In option two, if your number of records
are very high you will strain the Session
object a real lot. This will definitely
lead to performance degradation.

So option one is the way to go.

Your conclusion is right. :-)

Rajesh

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ashwani Kalra" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Keeping all the records to be displayed in session
> On one  of the architecture decision there are two options in our current
> project :
> 1.   Front Controller--> jsp-->java bean/business delegate--> service
> locator-->session--bean-->dao-->DB--> Displays the records
> 2.   Front Controller-->event hander--> service
> locator-->session--bean-->dao-->DB--> put all records in
> HttpSession-->jsp-->retrieves record from session and displays the
records.
>
> I suggested option 1 . because in 2nd option there are large no of records
> put in session which will strain the web server and its not scalable. What
> is your opinion ?

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