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Loading common data for all users
Submitted by AnotherJavaGuy on Fri, 08/29/2008 - 19:12.
Xanadu wrote: What is the standard practice to load the common data for all users? I dont want to load it everytime for each user, as its common. Is storing this in application a good idea ? Is there a better approach. I am using struts2 and hibernate.