Hello,
I am working on refactoring my companies search engine, and a
critical component of the search is that the results be displayed very
quickly. We have done enourmous work on making the queries fast
(under 1 second), but the bottleneck always seems to be how we process
the results into HTML and send them to the users web browser.
Running Tomcat, we currently use a JSP page to pass the search
parameters to a Java class that queries the database and generates
HTML based on the ResultSet object. The method we use to generate the
HTML is very low tech, we simply generate a String that contains HTML
along with the data from the ResultSet and print the String out to the
users web browser via the PrintWriter object obtained from the
session.
I would like to solicit ideas as to how this process can be improved.
What's the absolute fasted way to get database data transformed into
HTML and displayed in the users browser? I'm exploring maybe using
the Oracle XML Utilities, but I haven't found much information about
the speed of that technology.
It would be nice if the suggestions would fit into our current
Oracle/Solaris/Tomcat/JSP and Java architecture, but not a
requirement.
Thank you very much!
- Andre
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