Re: Why is LOV on the web so damn sloooow?

I allso noticed that.

I would explain it like that:
1. For Forms over web LOV is java class. 2. To get better starup performance the class is not loaded during

   initialization.
3. When you call LOV for the first time, java class is downloaded from

   server and initialized, so you have to wait some time (few seconds    if working with modem)
4. When calling LOV-s for second, third... and n-th time, the class is

   already loaded and initialized. So it works fast.

Solution: There is a way to copy all java classes on client side (thin

          client? not any more). Sorry, but I didn't give much effort
          to wind out how. Just haven't got the time yet. If somebody
          allready knows how, please let me know.

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Gary Assa wrote in message <6tb9nu$95b_at_news1.panix.com>...
>We are trying out running some Developer 2000 forms on the web, but the
first
>time that an LOV is chosen, it takes an unbelievable long time for the LOV
>to appear. I mean really long. After the first one, all other LOV's are
>quick. I can understand a little delay, but is there any way to optimize
them
>to appear quicker??
>
>I know I haven't given much info like what version, O/S, etc, but I thought
>maybe there were similar experiences and a little trick that people would
>have that is platform/version independent.
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Received on Sat Sep 12 1998 - 17:33:47 CEST