mcevikce wrote:
I am quite knew to xsl-fo and been working on a project to convert XHTM file to PDF. I hear that FOP does have some performance issue but I am not sure if the response I am getting is within the acceptable range. I have a file that contains a table with 35 columns and 300 rowns. Generated PDF file is 6 pages. Table is fixed layout and the size of XSL-fo file is 1.3MB. The whole PDF heneration meaning from XHTML -> XSL_FO -> PDF takes average of 12 sec. Initials runs actually take twice as long but I assume there are static resource initiation involved.
It's probably more because of class loading and JIT warm-up. A table of the mentioned size shouldn't pose a problem on a modern machine. The sheer number of FO objects and related stuff will strain memory resources though. Get e Java profiler and look for signs of excessive GC, or simply increase JVM memory sizes preventively. See http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/0.92/running.html#memory J.Pietschmann --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
