> There are specific reasons to use J2EE. It doesn't sound like
> you've got any need to move.
Now *that* is the sort of advice I like :o)
My applications are not distributed, load balanced, e-commerce
type wotzits. They are pretty much stand alone number crunchers
and report writers that I chose to deliver over the web on our
intranet (saves installing traditional apps on each box blah,
blah, blah).
My issue is that I can either do all sorts of smart caching to
speed
up the reporting side of things, or I can do querying on-demand
(avoiding stale cache issues). I just want to inform the user,
and flip the display, so they don't keep clicking the damn
submit
button/link.
We're only talking about lags of around 15-20 seconds on some of
the reports - but you know what theses users are, if is ain't
instant
they call you up to say the "site is down".
I've been studying you example servlet and may pester you later!
Thanks again.
Chris
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