Hi Tom,
Thanks, but we are using an evaluation version of weblogic atpresent. Yes,
we are using connection pooling and the database is oracle 8i. i will look
for karl moss's book. Meantime if you have any samples from that book,
please send it to me..
thanks
jagan j
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Hi Jaganathan,
I'm assuming that you are using WebLogic's connection pooling. By
the way
when
you purchase or try WebLogic's product you are also puchasing technical
support...but thats
another story. What I do is bring back about 10 records (or whatever you
choose) and display a next button so the user can get more records if
needed. A very good example of this is in Karl
Moss's book (Java Servlet's...Publisher, McGraw Hill. You didn't say what
type of database you
are using. Oracle does table caching.
Tom Kochanowicz
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Subject: Caching resultset at the server side..
Hi All,
I am fetching thousands of results from the database based on user query.
But i need to show just few of them to the user and cache the rest at the
server side. If the user wants to see more results then the cached resultset
should be queried and served to the user..
my question is what is the rightway to cache information (fetched from
database..) at the server side..
Could someone me suggestions or pointers to the right direction..
I am using JSDK 2.1 / WEBLOGIC / JDBC.
Thanks in Advance..
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