Re: Percieved Performance Issues using MVC

2003-08-14 Thread Vic Cekvenich
Rendering can be slow. Sometimes one can render on the client (Ex: Stxx, XFroms, XUL, JavaScript, ActionScript) . (My experience hs been optimizing data retrieve as slow part) I use iReports, not sure what you are using to render, maybe just a faster XSLT is needed. (and if data or styles are

Percieved Performance Issues using MVC

2003-08-14 Thread Ortega, Carlos
I have a client that requires very large reports to be rendered dynamically in various formats, HTML, PDF, XML, etc. Various clients have complained about system performance. The database has already been optimized and the delegate class responsible for managing the dataset is very efficient.

Re: Percieved Performance Issues using MVC

2003-08-10 Thread David Graham
To maintain a separation of your data layer and presentation you could wrap an Iterator implementation around your ResultSet. That allows you to change the persistence mechanism without any other code changing. David --- Ortega, Carlos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a client that requires

Re: Percieved Performance Issues using MVC

2003-08-09 Thread Ted Husted
Off hand, I'm not sure if you've broken from a pure MVC implementation. If you are using server pages, it's a good idea to keep the model code out of the server page, since you end up mixing concerns within the same component. But if your servlet is designed so that, internally, the model code