Hi all,
I have a HUGE report that is displayed using a Servlet.
Unfortunately, the creation of it (tables and all) ends up chewing threw my
memory. My question is.. is there a way in Servlets to reclaim part of that
memory by sending partial streams thru to the client? In other words,
suppose I format part1 (upper 1/3 for arguments sake) as a StringBuffer and
then out.println it. Can I then clear the buffer to work on part2 and then
repeat for part3? Does this help reclaim memory? Would using an out.flush at
that point help?
I would expect that after doing an out.println.. that data is now
stored away in the mechanisms of the println so that the original
StringBuffer is no longer required. Does that make sense?
-Tim
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