Hi,
you can SLSB with min transaction attribute along with value list handler pattern for
paging.
Regards
Ramesh Kesavanarayanan
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Hi All,
I would to give some suggestions whether i have to use CMP or BMP or DAO to
get the data from the database:
My requirement is...multiple clients will access same table to get the
records and display the records at client 100 records at a time...There will
be lakhs of records in the database.As we cant show all the records , i am
showing only 100 records at a time and providing option for them to click on
NEXT and PREV buttons so that they can navigate the records.Multiple users
do the same one may be seeing 1 to 100 and other may be seeing 100 to 200
records from the table.
The data is fetched from only one table.
I am thinking of using DAO just to fire query and display the records using
JDBC.Through session bean i am calling DAO.
Getting the data and filling Value object and then sending it to the client.
We are doing project in J2EE...
So i need suggestions should i use CMP or BMP ?
No updations to the table....only retriving the data from the table.
Your suggestion are welcome.
Regards
Mohan
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