wget timings of match="id(xxx)" versus match="//*[@id=xxx]":
time wget http://saturn.gan.no:/mup/xpath.xsp?xpath=KAP1 - 0m14.686s
(first hit)
time wget http://saturn.gan.no:/mup/xpath.xsp?xpath=KAP1 - 0m0.030s
(second hit)
time
Karl Øie wrote:
> wget timing:
>
> first run of "toc.html" -> 41.879s
> second run of "toc.html" -> 0.013s (!!!)
>
> first run of "page.html?xpath=//*[@id='1222']" -> 58.031s
> second run of "page.html?xpath=//*[@id='1222']" -> 0.017s (!!!)
Hi Karl,
maybe I have another proposal f
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> value="true"/>
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>
>
>
> but it doesn't really cut the cheese, after a some
> usage the site starts to
> regenerate the pages again, and the visitors will
> have to wait for nearly a
> minute for each call.
ot;true"/>
>
>
>
>
> but it doesn't really cut the cheese, after a some
> usage the site starts to
> regenerate the pages again, and the visitors will
> have to wait for nearly a
> minute for each call...
>
> am I doing someth
cheese, after a some usage the site starts to
regenerate the pages again, and the visitors will have to wait for nearly a
minute for each call...
am I doing something wrong here?
mvh karl øie
-Original Message-
From: Berin Loritsch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 22. august 20
Karl Øie wrote:
>
> Hi, I have a very standard pipeline for my project. The file
> "oversikten.xml" is filtered through the stylesheet
> "oversikten.xsl" which uses parameters sent to it to filter/rearrange the
> output.
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