I'm having a problem with performance of a JSP page. It iterates over a
class of beans and has several
form fields for each row. The submit action updates the beans. After having
had some substantial
degradation of performance, I did some preliminary investigation and found
that the hang-up seems
to be after the form submission but before the execute method of the Action
class is called. I'm
wondering if I'm running into some limitations, as referenced in
Programming Jakarta Struts, for
example, on the number of custom tags on a form, or memory problems due to
session scoping.
The performance is definitely a function of the number of rows.
Just interested if anyone else has had similar experiences...and if the
solution is to just limit the number
of elements / page.
Rick
Rick Lively
ProductSoft, Inc.
Wexford, PA
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