Effective way to handle bulk XML file

[jeet_sen]

Hi.
My Web page contains a table whose data for each row is fetched from a
separate XML file.
Or in other words there is a XML file to form the row data set for the
table.
Now the problem is, if the number of rows is less the system is working
fine.
But as row count increases the system is taking more time to build teh
table tgereby reducing the resposnse time effectively. Even sometimes
Browser fail to load data when it has to read in 15--200 XML data
files .
I am loading the XMl files asynchronuosly making XMLHttpRequest.
Is there any way to speed up this XML data loading process ?

[David Dorward]

jeet_sen wrote:

sometimes Browser fail to load data when it has to read in 15--200 XML
data files .
I am loading the XMl files asynchronuosly making XMLHttpRequest.
Is there any way to speed up this XML data loading process ?

Generate the markup on the server.
Cache the combined data in a single file (on the server).

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[jeet_sen]

Hi David,
What I am developing is not an Web site. I am building an offline
report generator which can be viewed on a Web page. My data source are
simple text files which I have converted to XML for easy parsing of the
data. Hence I do not have any existence of server. Taking in concern
this scenario how can I tackle the situtation?

Regards,
Suvajit

[David Dorward]

jeet_sen wrote:

Hi David,
Are you responding to something?
http://www.safalra.com/special/googlegroupsreply/
What I am developing is not an Web site. I am building an offline
report generator which can be viewed on a Web page. My data source are
simple text files which I have converted to XML for easy parsing of the
data. Hence I do not have any existence of server. Taking in concern
this scenario how can I tackle the situtation?

Generate a single data file, or generate the markup directly.
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