Hey!
For your "faster response" to this I suggest that you search the archive of this
list. See the URL below.
This subject has been discussed many times in the past, also Karl Moss's book
has some code.
Sans adieu,
Danny Rubis
"Nayak, Lingaraj (CAP)" wrote:
> Hi Team
>
> I want to implement a check so that users can't pull more
> data to the broswer . The data being accessed from a database through a
> servlet. The case is I want to restrict the number of maximum records that
> can be displyed in browser. Currently I observe that it takes close to 1.5
> MB to store 1000 records with all the html tags. And for each MB of data the
> browser has to display it eats up 10 MB of memory. So if we restrict the
> records to 1000(initially it fetches as much as the Servlet accessed) we can
> ensure that application can run smoothly even on 32 MB machines. ( Assuming
> there is some more virtual memory ).
>
> Faster response would be highly appreciated
>
> Thanks
> Lingaraj
>
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