Ivelin Ivanov wrote:
> I agree with Carsten. The output should be flushed to the real output stream
> only after the sitemap processing has ended.
Since the *original* Cocoon design document, having output come out
right away because of the SAX processing was regarded as a *big
feature*, because it greatly enhances percieved performance on webapps.
Don't regard as a shortcoming something that is an important feature in
production, it's a problem usually only during debugging.
> Allowing direct access to the output stream proved to be very problematic
> for JSP applications as well.
> The 2.3 filters were warmly welcomed in the JSP world.
>
> The one big issue is the size of the buffer.
> However I was never really worried too much about it, because web
> applications are usually not ftp servers. Especially Cocoon applications.
IIRC we already configure a buffer somewhere, it has to be checked not
to interfere.
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