hi,
try using StringBuffer object instead only String to place your html tags:
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
sb.append("Some Text");
Then you can use a method from the HttpServletResponse class --
setContentLength()
res.setContentLength(sb.getLength());
out.print(sb);
information get from : http://www.servletsource.com/tips/performance.html
bye!
>Hello,
>I have a form with about 100 fields. The html is
>going to be sent to the client by a servlet and some
>of the fields are populated with data that a servlet
>will retrieve from a table. Now is there any
>efficient way of writing this html to the client
>rather then using an
>res.setContentType("text/html");
>PrintWriter out = res.getWriter();
>out.println.....etc
>out.println....
>out.println....and so on.
>Also, I have several drop down boxes that need to
>populated with data from a table. Any suggestions on
>how I could do this?
>Thanks,
>J
>
>
>
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