In anycase i have to have these 6500 entities for each user session.
Now i want to store it as serialised data in datastore.
public class City implements Serialisable{
private string cityname;
private string cityid;
// getter setter
}
now i have these 6500 entities added to a list.
List<City> list = somemethod() ;
Now this list contains 6500 object of City.
Could someone pls tell me how can i convert this list object to byte[] and
store them as Blob in datastore and retrieve them back as byte[] and covert
them to list.
Help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Deepak
On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 10:44 AM, Andrei Volgin <
[email protected]> wrote:
> 1. If you absolutely have to have all 6,500 city names for each user
> session, I would put them in a separate JavaScript file, stick a
> reference to it at the bottom of your app page, and host this file
> somewhere outside of GAE to save a bit of money. This file will be
> cached by browsers, so that returning visitors most likely won't have
> to load it again.
>
> 2. Now, I very much doubt that your users click/browse/view more than
> a dozen cities during their visit. I cannot come up with any use case
> why you need to load all 6,500 names for each visitor. Users will
> never look at more than 50 records. If you need to load/display more
> than 50 city names at a time, you have the wrong data model or bad app
> design.
>
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