>> I'm using Java 6, pivot 2.0. I can see your demo runs quite quick for 100000 >> rows data, but where can i find the source code of the demo? Do I need to >> change server side code to wrap <MyObject> to work with JSONSerializer? >> Any example for that? Ok, so the problem should be related to data transformation and/or serialization ... On JSON remember that only some data types can be converted to JSON (this is the JSON standard), so pay attention to it, and you can use Pivot Serializers or another library that generates JSON, it's up to you.
If you need some example/tutorial etc, you can find all our latest code under our trunk, here: http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/pivot/trunk/ (or if you prefer code from releases, even here: http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/pivot/tags/ ) Take a look at subprojects demos and demos-server (inside there is RESTDemoServlet, interesting to see) there ... and maybe even under examples. Under tutorials could be useful "Web Queries" and "JSON-based table view" for example, and you can see/try then even live from our site. >If you want to try another remoting over http solution that works great with >Pivot, take a look at >http://brap.tornado.no/. It's almost a dropin >replacement for Spring HttpInvoker, as you would still program >against your >interfaces the way you do now. > This is another option he could try, but FIRST we have to solve the problem using the standard Pivot approach. Tell us if you still have some problem, and when you solve it, how you do it (it will be useful even to others) :-) . Bye, Sandro
