hi hart,
put ur code inside jsp declaration with static instances.
<%
for(int i=0;i
hope this helps
vasanth
ct-usa
-Original Message-
From: Cameron Hart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2003 6:25 PM
To: [EMA
I was thinking creating a Parser Pool would be a good idea. Does anyone
know of any examples of creating a DOMParser Pool?
The load on our production server is around 10 page requests a second
at max load, the problem is more pronounced on our production code. To
easily demonstrate what is happeni
Hi Rajat,
I conjecture that you're using Sun JDK 1.4.x? I was able to verify the
problem there; it should be fixed in CVS now.
FYI, the problem boils down to the API's shipped with the JDK and the
difficulty of overriding them.
Hope that helps!
Neil
Neil Graham
XML Parser Development
IBM Toront
So you are creating 10 (or 200?) parsers every second? As you can imagine,
creating new parsers is really expensive. Is it possible for you to cache
the parser created by the previous JSP invocation? (Implementing a parser
pool, for example.)
Thanks,
Sandy Gao
Software Developer, IBM Canada
(1-905
Kirsten Barber wrote:
> I have a Java class that manipulates the XMLDocument that I am using in a
> series of Java servlets. Below is a part of the code, specifically the
> method that is throwing the nullpointer exception. I have taken out some
> comments, but I have already verified that the va
I just checked. I was definetly getting the problem with Xerces-J 2.3.0.
Perhaps I should file this as a bug?
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 19/03/2003 6:25:45 p.m. >>>
Cameron Hart wrote:
>I'm running a servlet under tomcat that DOM parses a couple of xml
docs,
>grabs relevant nodes and serializes the
I did execute build clean before building dom3-jars.
I think I am doing everything correct to build jars-dom3 as far as i can
forsee.
to refresh:
I am trying to build jars-dom3 from CVS source code. The attempt is failing
as it cannot build samples-dom3 jars, since it does not recognize methods
RAJAT PANT wrote:
> I have been trying to access dom3 funtionality by extracting the source code
> of xerces2 from CVS and building it with target jars-dom3
>
> it creates the dom3-xerces jars and dom3-api jars but it
> does not recognizes any of dom3 methods like document.normalizeDocument()
> wh
Mark Kurley wrote:
> When parsing XML documents with large CDATA sections I notice that it takes
> an extremely long time.
The latest code in CVS includes a patch to the scanner that should make
parsing of CDATA sections faster.
It is possible that we should also try to improve the DOMParser ha
If you look at the parser code of Xerces, you'll see some fancy stuff for
parsing large Text nodes. Unfortunately, for reasons unknown to me, this
same code was not used for CData section parsing. The fix is rather
simple, imho. Here is an example of how you can fix it. Create a new
"MyParser" t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Is it possible to use a https uri like "https://xyz/schema.xsd"; to specify
the schemaLocation in a xml document.
I am using (Xerces 2.0.0 ) to parse the document.
Is there any setting in Xerces to make it understand https urls for
schemaLocation.
This is interesting.
Hi
Just so to help anyone else, having similar problem,
I finally found out that, the problem had nothing to do with xerces
parser.It was a purely java, thing.
Basically, in order for the java 1.4.1_01 to access https urls , you need
to import the
certificate used by the https server into the ca
When parsing XML documents with large CDATA sections I notice that it takes
an extremely long time. (IE: 1 mb XML doc takes 4 minutes) With our latest
software release we upgraded to Xerces 2.2.0 from 1.2.1. I ran some test
with the old parser and it takes 5 seconds to parse the same document.
> Until today, I was using the Method.HTML output format. I tried to
> switch to Method.HTML, but since the script tags are not serialized
> as CDATA (I have lots of inline dynamic scripts), it makes it
> unusable.
This behaviour is correct to the XML spec, but unfortunately doesn't
work in any w
> > Is this a problem with Xerces?
>
>
> Can you tell which version of Xerces is being used ?
>
> thanks,
> Neeraj
Our production machine that we first noticed the problem on is running
2.3.0. I'm not sure if I upgraded the machine I was running this jsp
test case om. It is either the version tha
Cameron Hart wrote:
I'm running a servlet under tomcat that DOM parses a couple of xml docs,
grabs relevant nodes and serializes the new doc into xhtml output. I
have found a bottleneck (or deadlock?) when the servlet is under load.
The bottleneck can easily be demonstrated by running a lo
Sudha Sathiaseelan wrote:
Hi all,
Is there a known way to ignore whitespace when loading an xml document through DocumentBuilderFactoryImpl?
Set
DocumentBuilderFactory#setIgnoringElementContentWhitespace(boolean) to
true. You should note that this feature works only when element content
I'm running a servlet under tomcat that DOM parses a couple of xml docs,
grabs relevant nodes and serializes the new doc into xhtml output. I
have found a bottleneck (or deadlock?) when the servlet is under load.
The bottleneck can easily be demonstrated by running a load test against
the attached
I hava a question.
I have been trying to access dom3 funtionality by extracting the source code
of xerces2 from CVS and building it with target jars-dom3
it creates the dom3-xerces jars and dom3-api jars but it
does not recognizes any of dom3 methods like document.normalizeDocument()
when it tri
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