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Designing Batch List entries


  • Subject: Designing Batch List entries
  • From: "Ted Archibald" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 23 Mar 2007 13:53:00 -0600

Hi, I'm developing a series of internal applications that focus on bookkeeping and accounting.

Using webobjects how would one one design a simple app for batch entries similar to what one would do in Excel?  These entries could be anywhere from 5 per batch up to 200 per batch.

Data entry could be as simple as:
Account, Amount
A-1, $10.20
A-23, $23.54
X-40 $17.25
etc.

Let's say we have an EO called Payment that consists of a PK, Account Name and a Dollar Amount, then another EO that contains multiples of the previous.  From my testing, if you created 200-500 empty Payment EOs, the app takes a substantial amount of time to set each object up in memory.  I've also played with creating a number of WOTextFields tied to an array of 200-500 strings (instead of directly to an EO).  The problem I'm encountering is that this seems terribly inefficient, slow and very non-webobjects.

Ultimately my goals are: fast entry, validation on the entry, account information lookup etc.

Any input would be appreciated.

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