Re: Well to help all your bored servlet developers...

Eric Noriega <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.sun.servlet
Message-ID <[email protected]>
    If you really want all of the items in one list I would use
Cascading Style Sheets to set the option "table-layout: fixed".  This
would require that your header line define the correct column widths.
 This is CSS2.  You may need to define the correct <doctype> to get it
to work.

Ross Rankin wrote:

> J
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> I need some help.  I have a servlet that generates about 150 items and
> creates an HTML table. It takes about 45 - 60 seconds to run.
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> First, I would like to create pages with 20 - 30 items per page. I
> through of a way to do this with JavaScript and DIV tags but we know
> why that isn't the best solution for multi-browser support and doesn't
> help with the issue below.
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> Second, I would like to provide the illusion of speed where as soon as
> the servlet is done with the first 20 results, throw up the HTML and
> let the process keep going with the other 130 while the users looks at
> the first 20.
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> I'm using Tomcat as the server and don't have an issue with JSP if
> that helps. My attempts have failed. It seems that it just buffers
> everything I try to send why the servlet is running until it finishes.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Ross
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