Definetly consider a stripped down linux install for this machine instead. just
make sure almost nothing else is running as well (A lots ditros start all sorts
of stuff up for you).
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On Tue, 5 Dec 2000 23:02:38 -, "Phil Harris"
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>The XMLDocument type is rather 'expensive' and you may be able to 'get away'
>with using a simpler type such as DTMLDocument.
Simpler, but thats not necessarily an advantage. DTMLDocument will
store the whole document
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> Paul,
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> The XMLDocument type is rather 'expensive' and you may be able to
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Paul,
The XMLDocument type is rather 'expensive' and you may be able to 'get away'
with using a simpler type such as DTMLDocument.
If you don't need the DOMification of your XML when you put it into Zope
this is something i'd look at..
I have done this with large documents and then used an exte
You could check into the ExtFile product (search on zope.org) and see if
that makes a perf difference.
That said, just about anything on that setup is going to be slow!!
Please excuse the os advocacy, but given that this is likely all you'd
dream of running on this server anyways (ie it's not lik