Check out Kevin's post from about a week ago:
http://groups.google.com/group/iphonewebdev/browse_thread/thread/7c162aaf1b16022f/778fc4d0b71e04e1?lnk=gst&q=300k+bookmarks&rnum=1#778fc4d0b71e04e1
On Jul 23, 9:20 am, Edward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone know if a loaded web page will remain loaded (w/o
> attempting to refresh) indefinitely when no network is available? Or
> what the performance impact of having a lot of tabs open at once seems
> to be?
>
> One strategy for dealing w/ spotty service might be to integrate some
> of ideas from the offline JavaScript libraries coming out, except in
> memory instead of via a plugin (a la google gears).
>
> For instance:
> - If every action that caused modification of the site was defined in
> some JS "event" object.
> - Updates to the UI from an action are performed by local JS instead
> of server response
> - Each site action first creates the JS event object, then uses a try
> {} block to attempt to send it to the server
> - If the server isn't there, it records the event in memory and sets a
> timer to try again later
> --- (loop, repeat)
>
> Until Apple gives us the ability to create and install widgets (it's
> got to be coming...), there has to be some way to get around the
> network always having to be in the loop....
>
> ted
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