Largedataset in spry causes IE to throw alert

Question

HI,
     I am using spry to load a large datset which consists around 1000 records. I am using the code snippet mentioned below to load the records from xmlstring which i get from server side.
var 
xmlDOMDocument = "";
var 
agencyAccounts = new Spry.Data.XMLDataSet(null,"list/choicePointAccount");
xmlDOMDocument = Spry.Utils.stringToXMLDoc('<%=(String)request.getAttribute("dataXMLString")%>');
agencyAccounts.setDataFromDoc(xmlDOMDocument);
when runnig this script IE throws alert "script is causing IE to run slowly. DO you want to abort this script?" When clicked on NO all the records are displayed properly.  Is there anyway by which this alert message could be avoided.  I tried some ways of doing it using settimeout and all. But none of them is working. I know this could be resolved by changing the system registry value. But i cant go for that as this is a part of a web applciation and end users will be getting the same alert.
Kindly let me know asap how this alert can be avoided through code.

Answer 1

sathyaks wrote:
HI,
     I am using spry to load a large datset which consists around 1000 records. I am using the code snippet mentioned below to load the records from xmlstring which i get from server side.
var xmlDOMDocument = "";
var agencyAccounts = new Spry.Data.XMLDataSet(null,"list/choicePointAccount");
xmlDOMDocument = Spry.Utils.stringToXMLDoc('<%=(String)request.getAttribute("dataXMLString")%>');
agencyAccounts.setDataFromDoc(xmlDOMDocument);
when runnig this script IE throws alert "script is causing IE to run slowly. DO you want to abort this script?" When clicked on NO all the records are displayed properly.  Is there anyway by which this alert message could be avoided.  I tried some ways of doing it using settimeout and all. But none of them is working. I know this could be resolved by changing the system registry value. But i cant go for that as this is a part of a web applciation and end users will be getting the same alert.
Kindly let me know asap how this alert can be avoided through code.
I'll give you a nutshell version:
     limit the amount of rows, IE is not build to handle such large data sets.
or
     build a custom chunking engine parses the XML in IE. (This is probably the function that causes it: Spry.Data.XMLDataSet.getRecordSetFromXMLDoc)
or
     Try using the latest SpryData.js (version 1.7) to see it that resolves any issues http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/preview/