Larry,
Good question. I am curious what others think about this situation as well.
On Thursday 27 May 2004 08:24 am, Zhang, Larry (L.) wrote:
> It is apparent true that if the session size is big, the performance will
> be negatively affected. The question is that how to actively control the
> size of session.
>
> Let's discuss this question:
>
> I have a page which displays all the subordinates of a manager, for some
> reasons I want to create a List or a Vector containing all the subordinates
> and put this List or Vector to the session. Each element in the List or
> Vector is a Java object, Employee( each Employee object has 200 String
> attributes, among which 5 are needed to be displayed on the screen)
>
> A picture of this situation is:
>
> Vector allSubordinates = new Vector();
> allSubordinates.add(Employee1);
> allSubordinates.add(Employee2);
> .......
>
> allSubordinates.add(Employee1000);
>
>
> session.setAttribute("allSubordinates",allSubordinates);
>
> Do you think this actually makes the session very big?
>
>
> Then what will be the improvement of the following? Instead of add all the
> employee objects, we create a very small object called DisplayObject, which
> just contains the 5 attributes required on the screen.
>
> Vector allSubordinates = new Vector();
> allSubordinates.add(DisplayObject1);
> allSubordinates.add(DisplayObject2);
> .......
>
> allSubordinates.add(DisplayObject1000);
>
>
> session.setAttribute("allSubordinates",allSubordinates);
>
> Your sharing of opinion is appreciated!
>
> Thanks.
>
> Larry
>
>
>
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