Wether to process data on Client Side or Server...???

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Hi all,

I am currently working on a web-application which going to deal with huge ammount of data.we are having our database in Teradata and only have select access on it.

We need to use temperory tables in order to process data before displaying it on client side. We had made a choice to use XML's as a mediator.

My confusion is now we have two choices to process data before displaying.
One to process it on server by storing in xml's and manipulating on them.
or to do whole operation on client side.

I am newborn for web-application don't know what to do.
Can anybody suggest me some path to go along in order to get a better approch.

Help in any form is welcome....
Thanx in advance.

Posted 28-Sep-10 5:49am

Pankaj Babre

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If the data is very common to users, I would perform it server side and cache any relevant information that isn't too time sensitive, so you can maintain performance.

If the data is only relevant to that user's request, then it should be done client side as to not bog down the server, unless you have security constraints to consider during the processing.

Posted 28-Sep-10 10:55am

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Thanks Kleber,
The processing on XML's would be heavy due to huge ammount of data.
I think from your suggesion that it'd be better to go with server side processsing....

I am thinking to use IsoStorage to store xml's temporarily and then perform operations on them.Once operations are done databind the controls with data and delete xml's from Isostorage.
Would this be appropriet..??? :confused:

Posted 28-Sep-10 16:42pm

Pankaj Babre

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Kleber Max · Accepted Answer · 2010-09-28T09:08:00

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Hello,

I believe it depends of what kind of processo you need to do with the XML.

Anyway, I thinks it's best to do all the overhead on the server side, cause you don't know the client's side hardware.

Can you provide more details about your scenario?

Posted 28-Sep-10 9:08am

Kleber Max