I've never had trouble with options but then again i've never smoked enough crack to think select menus with 1800 options would be a good thing.
As a test you could use model 1 jsp or/and jstl to compare.,
<c:forEach var="item" items="myList">
<html-el:option value="${item.value}">
<c:out value="${item.name}" />
</html-el:option>
</c:forEach>I wouldn't be surprised if you container bails like this also, cant you add another step to reduce the list like an alphabet menu of something? Have another drop down with a-z and regenerate the menu when the user selects a letter.
Cheers Mark
On 17 Nov 2003, at 10:04, SasiDharma Tharmarajah wrote:
Hi gurus.
How does the <html:options> tag works???.
say you are using <html:options> tag several times in a page.
when will the html:options tag flush out the objects to the jsp page.
I'm asking this is beacuse in our JSP page we are using <html:options> tag 8 times.for each iteration it has to load around 1800 object from arrayList.
When it comes to fourth <html:options> tag weblogic server throws OutOfMemory error. It seems that after all the iterations are done then only all objects are flushed to da page.
just wanted to know whether it is caused by the implementation of html:options tag.
any idea of how to solve this problem???
Thanks in advance
r sasi
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