As you do not recycle you should check memory consumption at the server if you iterate over a large collection.
Most parts of the code would fit well into an XPages environment too but a 6.5.5 customer would not benefit from an XPage solution anyway.
In my dreams IBM enhanced the "classic" application approach so that old ugly applications automatically become nice looking modern GUI applications that work on both the web and a client simple by upgrading the server and starting the design task on a database level.
That would mean enormous potential for customers that already said good-bye to Notes and Domino a long time ago but still keep it running. There are thousands of former customers falling into this category.
As you do not recycle you should check memory consumption at the server if you iterate over a large collection.
Most parts of the code would fit well into an XPages environment too but a 6.5.5 customer would not benefit from an XPage solution anyway.
In my dreams IBM enhanced the "classic" application approach so that old ugly applications automatically become nice looking modern GUI applications that work on both the web and a client simple by upgrading the server and starting the design task on a database level.
That would mean enormous potential for customers that already said good-bye to Notes and Domino a long time ago but still keep it running. There are thousands of former customers falling into this category.