Your idea of continually updating the data with DHTML looks interesting.
I like the basic idea. But most browsers aren't build to do this type of
processing. With an ideal browser implementation, your technique would be
OK.
But,....
I guess that the browser keeps interpreting the whole stream of data before
rendering the page.
I guess the easiest solution to your problem is to include a refresh header.
the browser keeps calling the same request with a specified amount of secs
interval. I guess you can just simply combine that with your current setup
and have the page refreshed before the cpu gets too high.
Geert Van Damme
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> Subject: Using JSP to dynamically update data continuosly -- creates CPU
> usage 100% on NT
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> Dear Sir/Madam,
> I am running HTML PAGE in one frame(frame1) and JSP in another
> frame(frame2), My jsp is running continuesly, and then keep calling
> javascript which is on HTML page ( frame1), which in turns keep updating
> data on frame1 via ID reference on frame1 which is inside <DIV> element.
>
> My problem is after some time CPU usage increses to 100%on client
> NT Machine
> and also memeory keeps increasing, even after 100 data has been
> posted, I
> keep remvoing data from the frame1 but no change of cpu usage. How can I
> solve this problem ?
>
> I am using innerHTML property to keep updating new data on the top of
> exisitng data. even when I tried simple example of just adding
> counter+1 to
> html page via JSP, same problem of performance
> Looks to me since I am running JSP forever, I am running out of
> resource but
> I need to run that in while loop forever since I keep getting new data, so
> how do I solve this problem?Any help will be greatly appericiated
>
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