Ian Bambury schrieb:

> I can't actually think of a single situation where I myself would design
> a web app (or even a desktop app) with 10,000+ tree nodes open at the
> same time, and I don't think I've ever come across one while surfing the
> web, but if I'm ever forced to build one that the general public might
> stumble across, before Firefox fixes its bug, then I now know there is a
> solution :-)

When thinking of regular pages you might be right but I wasn't making
up the example. This was one of the reasons why we had to switch
from a browser-based application to a local running one. In this
specific case a tree showing all possible segments and fields
of an EDIFACT IFTMIN (one of the most complex structures of EDIFACT)
lead to waiting times of many seconds per mouse-click when working
with a browser on a modern PC.

When developing team-enabled B2B-applications you very often run
into this specific kind of problem. Another example is PIM where
product-informations should be presented in a structured way. This
tree can become much bigger than the one described above and even
if you only show the nodes that are actually used, this will very
soon exceed the 10.000-number e.g. when creating a catalog with
thousand pages.

There are other reasons why you want a local installation instead
of a browser-based, e.g. OSI-levels 8 and 9 (politics and religion),
where browsers are forbidden by company-regulations, etc.

So independent of the fact that you might not be able to imagine
reasons, it doesn't mean that there aren't any ;-)


Regards, Lothar

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