Slow record selection in tableView component with large number of records

Hi experts,
we have a Business Server Page (flow logic) with several htmlb:inputField's. As known from SAP standard we would like to offer value helper (F4) to the users for the ease of record selection.
We use the onValueHelp() method of the inputField to open a extra browser window through JavaScript. In the popup another html-website is called, containing a tableView component with all available records. We use the SINGLESELECT mode for the table view.
Everything works perfect and efficient, unless the tableView contains too many entries. If the number of possible entries is large the whole component performs very very slow. For example the selection of the record can take more than one minute. Also the navigation between pages through the buttons at the bottom of the component takes a lot of time. It seems that the tableView component can not handle so many entries.
We tried to switch between stateful and stateless mode, without success. Is there a way to perform the tableView selection without doing a server-round-trip? Any ideas and comments will be appreciated.
Best regards,
Sebastian

Hi Raja,
thank you for your hint. I took a look at sbspext_table/TableViewClient.bsp but did not really understand how the Java-Script coding works. Where is the JavaScript code in that example? Which file, does it contain.
Meanwhile I implemented another way to evite the server round trip.
- Switch page mode of the popup window to "Stateful"
- Use OnInitialization method like OnCreate (as shown in [using OnInitialization like OnCreate])
- Limit the results of the SELECT statement with UP TO 1000 ROWS
Best regards,
Sebastian

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