Hi Jason.
Merrill, Jason wrote:
No, I guess I can't think of cases when showing 10,000 records with no
filtering would be important in a Flex app. What examples were you
thinking of?
I am thinking of a tree.
When I expand a node I might expand all the children down to the
leaf node.
No, I guess I can't think of cases when showing 10,000 records with
no
filtering would be important in a Flex app. What examples were you
thinking of?
I am thinking of a tree.
When I expand a node I might expand all the children down to the
leaf node.
Funny then, as per the topic title,
You need to determine whether you're having a problem fetching the data
from the server, or displaying the data in the DataGrid.
Gordon Smith
Adobe Flex SDK Team
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Luke Vanderfluit
Sent:
As a side note, taking a step back, why would you want to present
that
many records at a time to the user? It seems anything above a few
hundred is overly cumbersome to wade through, and should perhaps
instead be filtered further. No?
True in most cases I guess, but I can think of a few
Hi Seth.
Seth Hodgson wrote:
What type of channel/endpoint are you using between the client and
server?
Its rtmp, which is the default channel in data-management-config.xml
default-channels
channel ref=my-rtmp/
/default-channels
If you're using RTMP, that protocol
I continue to be skeptical that it's a DataGrid problem. I have no
problem getting a DataGrid to display 1,000,000 small items:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
mx:Application xmlns:mx=http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml;
mx:Script
![CDATA[
private function
Hi Jason.
Merrill, Jason wrote:
No, I guess I can't think of cases when showing 10,000 records with no
filtering would be important in a Flex app. What examples were you
thinking of?
I am thinking of a tree.
When I expand a node I might expand all the children down to the
leaf node.
Kr.
Hi.
I really appreciate everyones response (-:
Gordon Smith wrote:
You need to determine whether you're having a problem fetching the data
from the server, or displaying the data in the DataGrid.
The problem is in the rendering.
I am able, with a simple jsp to fetch the data and display it
Hi Alex.
Thanks very very much for responding.
Alex Harui wrote:
The only limit should be the amount of memory, not some number. What
problem did you see when you got above 5000?
The problem was that the data simply did not render.
I tested with 2 different datasets, gradually increasing
Hi Jason.
Thanks for your response.
Merrill, Jason wrote:
As a side note, taking a step back, why would you want to present that
many records at a time to the user? It seems anything above a few
hundred is overly cumbersome to wade through, and should perhaps
instead be filtered further.
What type of channel/endpoint are you using between the client and
server?
If you're using RTMP, that protocol currently has a maximum underlying
chunk size of 10M. If you're trying to return more than this amount of
data in a single result the player will actually terminate the
connection. AMF
Hey Luke,
Luke Vanderfluit wrote:
The problem was that the data simply did not render.
I tested with 2 different datasets, gradually increasing the number of
rows in the database table.
One dataset rendered correctly up to 4128 rows in the database.
Then increasing the data with one row
I think that is a the limit for the flash player, i remb someone made a post a
while back on the same thing. Alot of people just said to do a paged since
there is no way someone is going to look at 5000 or 10 records. So maybe
load up 1000 then page the DataGrid.
- Original Message
The only limit should be the amount of memory, not some number. What
problem did you see when you got above 5000?
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Luke Vanderfluit
Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2008 4:36 PM
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As a side note, taking a step back, why would you want to present that
many records at a time to the user? It seems anything above a few
hundred is overly cumbersome to wade through, and should perhaps instead
be filtered further. No?
Jason Merrill
Bank of America
GTO LLD Solutions Design
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