I would implement some sort of paging mechanism for your data transfers
(maybe some sort of read ahead mechanism) say send only 100 records at a
time. And maybe GZIP that up. That way you only send what you really
require. RMI is easier to program with, but adds additional overhead
(security which you pointed out) and might be a little slower than straight
Sockets.
Ideally, I would use HTML and JavaScript to present your interface on the
browser, but that is not what you asked for.
Chris
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From: Steve Buonincontri [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 1999 12:49 PM
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Subject: SWING and servlets?
Folks,
What is the best way to put swing JTABLE components on a browser for
SECURITY
and PERFORMANCE?
Right now we have a raw socket connection GZIPStream moving data from server
to
client. We use a applet which pops up a frame.
If servlets and JSP are used, big blocks of table data will have to be moved
using HTTP which would address the security issue but will performance be
acceptable?
Can we use RMI using a GZIPStream to move these large blocks of data?
If the JTable needs to contain thousands of records, what is typically used
to
move the data from the server to the client w/o introducing firewall,
security
and performance problems?
Or should an embedded JTable in HTML be avoided in the development process?
Is there an XML solution to this problem?
Steve Buonincontri, Ph.D.
516-484-4400 ext 324
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