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===Max Rendered Cell Size=== | ===Max Rendered Cell Size=== | ||
| − | ZK Spreadsheet load cell data and also prune invisible cells as well when user scrolling sheet. The default setting is 8000, means client side will prune cells only when total cell number is more then 8000. Set by <javadoc directory="zss" method="setMaxRenderedCellSize">org.zkoss.zss.ui.Spreadsheet</javadoc> | + | ZK Spreadsheet load cell data and also prune invisible cells as well when user scrolling sheet. The default setting is 8000, means client side will prune cells only when total cell number is more then 8000. Set proper size by <javadoc directory="zss" method="setMaxRenderedCellSize">org.zkoss.zss.ui.Spreadsheet</javadoc> |
Ideality, if browser could support, no prune cell would provide fest response effect, since all loaded cell no need to re-create. However, browser has limitation, if loaded cell number is outnumber then browser could handle, browser may become slow and unstable. | Ideality, if browser could support, no prune cell would provide fest response effect, since all loaded cell no need to re-create. However, browser has limitation, if loaded cell number is outnumber then browser could handle, browser may become slow and unstable. | ||
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ZK Spreadsheet load cell data base on preloadRowSize/preloadColSize attribute when load sheet and scrolling. | ZK Spreadsheet load cell data base on preloadRowSize/preloadColSize attribute when load sheet and scrolling. | ||
| − | In theory, increase preload size will improve response time | + | In theory, increase preload size will improve response time. Since cell data may preloaded, then no need to send request to server, it will also decrease the number of client/server communcation. However, if preload size is outnumber then needed, client side may need extra time to process extra data. For example, a screen display 50 rows * 30 columns, but preload size is 500 rows * 300 columns, then client side need to process extra invisible data. Set proper preload size base on sheet's data size by <javadoc directory="zss" method="setPreloadRowSize">org.zkoss.zss.ui.Spreadsheet</javadoc> and <javadoc directory="zss" method="setPreloadColumnSize">org.zkoss.zss.ui.Spreadsheet</javadoc> |
===ZUML=== | ===ZUML=== | ||
Revision as of 08:02, 5 April 2012
This page is under construction, so we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the content!
Purpose
ZK Spreadsheet provide various setting
Client Cache
Use client cache will improve performance when user switch between sheet.
ZK Spreadsheet enable cache by default. To disable cache, use Spreadsheet.setClientCacheDisabled
Max Rendered Cell Size
ZK Spreadsheet load cell data and also prune invisible cells as well when user scrolling sheet. The default setting is 8000, means client side will prune cells only when total cell number is more then 8000. Set proper size by Spreadsheet.setMaxRenderedCellSize
Ideality, if browser could support, no prune cell would provide fest response effect, since all loaded cell no need to re-create. However, browser has limitation, if loaded cell number is outnumber then browser could handle, browser may become slow and unstable.
Preload Size
ZK Spreadsheet load cell data base on preloadRowSize/preloadColSize attribute when load sheet and scrolling.
In theory, increase preload size will improve response time. Since cell data may preloaded, then no need to send request to server, it will also decrease the number of client/server communcation. However, if preload size is outnumber then needed, client side may need extra time to process extra data. For example, a screen display 50 rows * 30 columns, but preload size is 500 rows * 300 columns, then client side need to process extra invisible data. Set proper preload size base on sheet's data size by Spreadsheet.setPreloadRowSize and Spreadsheet.setPreloadColumnSize
ZUML
Composer
Version History
| Version | Date | Content |
|---|---|---|
| 2.3.0 | April, 2012 | Client cache/Max Rendered Cell Size |
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