We're batch loading content into our tree and were wondering if there are any restrictions on the number of nodes the tree display JavaScript can handle. For instance, if I put 500 dmHTML objects under one node, will the tree display?
With regard to treesize in general, there is no theoretical limit. We leverage the Joe Celko nested tree model for tree metadata. This model scales extremely well.
For large trees you may want to take advantage of the ZOOM features within the tree for limiting the size of the tree rendered in the UI. Obviously at some point the UI will breakdown in terms of usability if you have too many nodes being rendered.
A word of caution with large trees... if you are attempting moves with very large trees please be patient. If you attempt two moves simultaneously this can in some situations lead to corruption of the tree metadata and require you to run the "fix tree" tool to tidy up your tree.
-- geoff http://www.daemon.com.au/
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