Hi all,
I'm having a problem that probably some of you had already.
I have an application which requires file upload and I'm using FileBean
to map the files. The problem is if the user uploads files with the same
name, the save method call in FileBean only work for the first, because
save meth
Hello all, I have a very unique topic. First I work for a guy who doesnt know
anything about web apps. I need to render about 30,000 rows without pagination
into a scrollable table with sorting capabilities. Right now it is set up so
that the browser (IE) does all of the work using xml. What wo
I recon you'd need a smallish initial set for immediate showing, then use
ajax to either a) continue loading and appending the rest of the list or b)
only load and append the new records if needed
See http://www.dzone.com/links/index.html for an example of the second
option
(scroll down to
On 21-07-2008 at 13:04, Ken wrote:
> Hello all, I have a very unique topic. First I work for a guy who doesnt know
> anything about web apps. I need to render about 30,000 rows without
> pagination
> into a scrollable table with sorting capabilities. Right now it is set up so
> that the browser
On Jul 21, 2008, at 6:04 AM, Ken wrote:
> Hello all, I have a very unique topic. First I work for a guy who
> doesnt know
> anything about web apps. I need to render about 30,000 rows
> without pagination
> into a scrollable table with sorting capabilities. Right now it is
> set up so
>
Ken wrote:
> I need to render about 30,000
> rows without pagination into a scrollable table with sorting
> capabilities. Right now it is set up so that the browser (IE) does
> all of the work using xml. What would be my best way if I wanted to
> use hibernate(caching blah blah I got that taken c
We are using Maven as well but we are not utilizing Maven archetypes
though I see the advantages of using it.
What exactly would a Stripes archetype produces in terms of directory
layout and configuration files?
Andreas
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Returning a 30K table as an HTML table in one single request will
actually have pretty poor rendering time in the browser. Some
browsers (I don't know about IE) will not render a table until they
hit the tag so that they don't have to re-flow it. We have
some pages at work that show 3-5K
The automatic maven layout I am playing with would do
1) the standard directory tree:
src/main/java
src/main/resources
src/main/webapp/WEB-INF
src/test/java
2) A few helpful files:
pom.xml
src/main/java/Example.java (example Stripes class w/URLBinding)
src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/web.xml (ready to go
