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Not Enough Storage Error during XML transformation
Hi, I am getting the 'Not Enough Storage Error ' during the transformation of XML file... e.g. oXML.transformNode(oXSL); XML file have 4000+ records. Please suggest.
pramodtomar @gmail.com wrote: > Hi, > I am getting the 'Not Enough Storage Error ' during the transformation > of XML file... > e.g. oXML.transformNode(oXSL); > XML file have 4000+ records. > Please suggest.
Hi, Solution is obvious: Use less 'records' on the page. Even if you COULD fix it for 4000, soon you'll hit a new maximum. Or your customer with another machine, browser, OS, browserversion, etc. A good general solution would be to implement some sort of pagination. Only showing 100 records a time, with next and previous buttons. You need serverside language to pull that trick. Like PHP. Good luck. Regards, Erwin Moller
Hi, Use a Socket and return/process one row at a time from the result set (maybe enrich/add-value and populate a Select list or table) while clicking over a record-count and deminishing the scroll-bar. (Maybe even empower a hot-abort key?) Conection-oriented? Context-rich? Feature-abundant? Oh well, just an option. (Best stick to trying to make http pull a rabbit out of its hat, eh?) Cheers Richard Maher "Erwin Moller" <since_humans_read_this_I_am_spammed_too_m@spamyourself.com> wrote in message news:46542b95$0$328$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl...
> pramodtomar @gmail.com wrote: > > Hi, > > I am getting the 'Not Enough Storage Error ' during the transformation > > of XML file... > > e.g. oXML.transformNode(oXSL); > > XML file have 4000+ records. > > Please suggest. > Hi, > Solution is obvious: Use less 'records' on the page. > Even if you COULD fix it for 4000, soon you'll hit a new maximum. > Or your customer with another machine, browser, OS, browserversion, etc. > A good general solution would be to implement some sort of pagination. Only > showing 100 records a time, with next and previous buttons. > You need serverside language to pull that trick. Like PHP. > Good luck. > Regards, > Erwin Moller
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