Three things that come to mind right away:
1. There was a recent bug fix to the freemarker rendering code - check to see if you're using the
version that includes the bug fix.
2. Use EntityListIterator with your findByCondition result to help speed things
up.
3. Simplify the objects being passed to freemarker. Why is it necessary to use Maps (keeping in mind
the GenericValue class implements the Map interface)? See if there is a simpler way to pass data
from bsh to ftl.
-Adrian
Tim McGuire wrote:
yes, I suppose it would help to offer more info.
version of ofbiz: 4.0
I am preparing the data in a beanshell with delegator.findByCondition()
and loading the result into two maps that I throw into the context and
display with the FTL.
When I dump the data straight out to the FTL, it loads quick enough.
That is, a basic <#list> </#list> lists the 2000 odd rows.
by Map manipulation, I mean that I have a 2 maps of EntityValues inside
Maps of Maps. If I leave the maps out of it, it seems to run much
faster.
Tim McGuire
Integral Business Solutions
phone: (651) 259-1008
-----Original Message-----
From: Adrian Crum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2007 4:43 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: accomplish output buffering in ofbiz
Tim,
It's hard to offer advice with such sketchy information. What
revision of OFBiz are you using? How is the data being
prepared? What do you mean by "freemarker Map manipulation stuff"?
-Adrian
Tim McGuire wrote:
I have a report done in freemarker that is slightly more
than 2000 rows.
I manipulate it with maps inside of maps and it bogs down
the browser
and my system when I run the full report. When I chop away all the
freemarker Map manipulation stuff and just dump the 2000
rows to the
screen, it runs much faster, so I'm looking for a way to make my
freemarker more efficient. I've tried replacing maps with html
strings, but it does not seem to help.
Can ofbiz do output buffering? If not, how should I approach this
issue?
Thanks.
here is part of .ftl file:
(completionMap has 2271 members. $person right now ends up being a
string with the data rendered as a row in the report - just
to see if
it speeds up.) I believe the issue is with object wrapping
but I don't
know enough about it to know how to fix it.
<#assign completionList = completionMap.keySet() />
<#list completionList as key>
<#assign person = personInfoMap[key]>
<tr>
${person}
</tr>
</#list>
</table>
Tim McGuire
