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Large Volume Data Transfer
Using hidden input tags to transfer data to/from Java applet with ASP/ADO
load from
server. After initial load to browser, application periodically returns to
the server to refresh data in the applet list boxes. Volume of data on the
intial load is approximately the same as on the refresh. Problem is the refresh
fails. After adjusting the amount of data refreshed, everything works(i.e.
5 rows returned works, but 20 do not). Because the initial load and refresh
use exactly the same ASP code, pretty much eliminated this being an ASP/ADO
database
access problem. Only thing left is a possible limit on the data the input
tags can handle. Tried setting size and maxlength attributes to 'high enough'
values to no avail. Does anyone know if there is another attribute, etc.
Documentation appears to indicate there is in fact no actual limit.
Many thanks in advance.
Dan
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Re: Large Volume Data Transfer
Just have the applet communicate with the server.
"Dan" <java.@127.0.0.1> wrote:
>
>Using hidden input tags to transfer data to/from Java applet with ASP/ADO
>load from
>server. After initial load to browser, application periodically returns
to
>the server to refresh data in the applet list boxes. Volume of data on the
>intial load is approximately the same as on the refresh. Problem is the
refresh
>fails. After adjusting the amount of data refreshed, everything works(i.e.
>5 rows returned works, but 20 do not). Because the initial load and refresh
>use exactly the same ASP code, pretty much eliminated this being an ASP/ADO
>database
>access problem. Only thing left is a possible limit on the data the input
>tags can handle. Tried setting size and maxlength attributes to 'high enough'
>values to no avail. Does anyone know if there is another attribute, etc.
>Documentation appears to indicate there is in fact no actual limit.
>
>Many thanks in advance.
>
>Dan
>
>
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