on 01-16-2008 2:32 PM
Hi, All!
I have a Web Dynpro component which consist of tree with large number of elements (some nodes contains more than 1500 items) and some other controls. When such node (with large number of elements) is expanded the performance of whole component became very poor. How can I fix this performance problem?
Thanks...
HI Armin,
Lemme explain my problem, I have 500 element in the table when try to work on any element like data change its taking long time set the lead selection. I am using Current Element property of a node from hook methods to dynamically set values from different popups so I cant go for compatibility mode. Is there any work around to fix the response time?
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HI Armin,
I understand, Is there any work arround to fix this problem?
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HI,
I am facing the same issue, if u have found any solution please share.
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Thanks, but...
I think this wouldn't solve my problem, because user wish to scroll through entire tree and quicky select any element...
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Hi.
If you are sure the poor performance is inTree rendering (but not in backend),
than you may upon node expansion insert into the node only first 100 items,
and the last special item with text "N items rest. Click here to load next 100".
In onSelect event handler you check if the selected item is this "load more" item
and populate the node with next portion.
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