ZK Huge Grouping Model"
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| − | + | bla bla you have some big data... how to display | |
| − | == | + | article already handles display big data in a flat list |
| − | + | http://books.zkoss.org/wiki/Small_Talks/2009/July/Handling_huge_data_using_ZK | |
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| + | =The challenge= | ||
| + | grouping is a powerful feature in ZK but also adds an extra layer of complexity | ||
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| + | paging and grouping challenges | ||
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| + | 1. groups can be open or closed (also interactively) | ||
| + | -> the number of pages changes, when opening/closing nodes... (needs efficient counting, and state keeping) | ||
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| + | 2. groups can have arbitrary number of children | ||
| + | -> random access to a specific page ... how to know the current group and position inside the group | ||
| + | --> implement a scalable search | ||
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| + | 1. + 2. combining both in an efficient, memory preserving way | ||
| + | limitations... needs to store the state in memory (humans are limited, so one is unlikely to toggle 100+ groups) | ||
=Steps= | =Steps= | ||
Revision as of 09:11, 1 August 2013
Robert Wenzel, Engineer, Potix Corporation
August, 2013
ZK 6.5 (or later)
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Introduction
bla bla you have some big data... how to display
article already handles display big data in a flat list http://books.zkoss.org/wiki/Small_Talks/2009/July/Handling_huge_data_using_ZK
The challenge
grouping is a powerful feature in ZK but also adds an extra layer of complexity
paging and grouping challenges
1. groups can be open or closed (also interactively) -> the number of pages changes, when opening/closing nodes... (needs efficient counting, and state keeping)
2. groups can have arbitrary number of children -> random access to a specific page ... how to know the current group and position inside the group --> implement a scalable search
1. + 2. combining both in an efficient, memory preserving way limitations... needs to store the state in memory (humans are limited, so one is unlikely to toggle 100+ groups)
Steps
Initialize your environment for this example
Initial Situation
Appendix
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