Hi,
You can use the sessions Objects which can store results corresponding to each
user.And then send the results in chunks on request from the user.The Session objects
can be set a timeout so that if the user does not need the results any more it will
get garbage collected after the specified time.
Brijesh
>
> Hi Folks,
>
> I am writing a Servlet that searches the database for a set of keywords. The
> results of the search could be thousands of records. But i need to show the
> user only the first 10 records and if he wants more then the next set of
> records would be served, and like that..
>
> my question is how do i cache the resultset at the server side. What is the
> best way to do it.. Are there any samples in the web that i could use.
>
> I would appreciate if i somebody can point me the right direction.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> jj
>
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