<response tone="pithy">
Use a faster database.
</response>
Actually, that's not such a bad idea, although what you really want to do is
profile your application, to find out why it's so slow. I've done stuff like
this myself, and I had very acceptable performance.
Good spots to look: how are you establishing your database connection? (Use
your application server's connection pooling.) How are you getting the list
of fields? Is it cacheable? How are you generating your page? COuld that be
optimized?
>I want to create a Web-based utility in which the screens are defined by
>the
>user at Run-Time. The user can define the position, colour of fields,
>specify whether a field will be displayed or no and also add new fields to
>this screen.
>
>The screen can be implemented by storing all the screen parameters (like
>field position, display or no etc.) in a table and then painting the
>screen
>by retrieving them from the database. However this makes the entire system
>very slow. Does anybody have better ideas as to how such a system can be
>implemented.
>
>Thanks,
>Deepika
>
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