Sneha Sharma@CONTEXT
08/02/2000 01:00 PM
What I understand is that you are using ur general DB to provide search
func.
Actually there are these search servers like Verity which spider the
website and create collections.
So the user actually gets the serach results form these collections which
is like browsing thru a prebuilt resultset.
Sneha
Karanjit Singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 08/02/2000 03:42:25 PM
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Subject: interesting one, 200 concurent users, large
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Dear members,
Can anyone plz let me know that if i have to display 50,000 records at
the client using JSP, where can i cash those records, if i keep all the
records at the server in some array or scrollable cursor then my server
will
come to its knees when i get more then 200 concurnet hits(which iam
expecting). If anyone has got any idea plz let me know.
Do anyone knows what major search engines r doin, while displaying the
results of searches which generate large resultsets. They r sending all the
information to the client side, requering the database everytime the user
hits next or they r not stateless and maintain the data at the
servers(which
i think whould really bring the server to knees)
If anyone knows plz shed some light & help me.
Thx in advance.
Karan
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