Oskar Werewka wrote:
>
> Does the use of xsl include affects much performance?
> If it is used once COCOON will cache somehow the
> combined style sheet or will read the source files each time?
Quick answer:
xsl:include runs _*MUCH*_ quicker on Cocoon 1.x series.
It only runs marginally quicker on Cocoon 2 series.
There is NO mechanism for Cocoon to cache the individual
source files using this approach--no matter which version
you are running. The end result is that you will not see
any change unless the parent stylesheet is modified (the
stylesheet doing the including).
Cocoon 2 runs much quicker for most applications than
Cocoon 1, so the xsl:include approach is not as critical
for performance. Also, Cocoon 2 can cache the individual
stylesheets if they are implemented serialy.
>
> Regards,
> Oskar
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