You may not have to rewrite your xslt. Part of the idea is to reduce the
size of the document by eliminating unnecessary stuff in a transformer
before your XSLT is invoked.
Ralph
Boisvert, Éric wrote:
thanks, I saw that. I wondered if there was some obvious thing I could
check before starting rewriting the xslt (I know, I'm lazy)
Eric
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De : Ralph Goers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : 28 octobre, 2005 11:51
À : users@cocoon.apache.org
Objet : Re: processing large files
Boisvert, Éric wrote:
Hi all
I need to process large xml file and as I tested with increasingly larger
file, the time to process suddently increased a lot. For instance, 200 K
files took 0.8 seconds, 400 K file 2.5 sec and when I get near 1 Meg, it
jumps to 30 seconds (nearly 10 times, for twice the size).. I played with
the pipeline caching, outputBufferSize, etc.. even boosted CATALINA_OPTS to
512 Megs, nothing helped. I guess this is related to the fact that at some
point the incoming document cannot be loaded entirely in memory.
Anyone has an idea to fix this ?
Cheers and thanks
This was the subject of one of the presentations at the Cocoon
GetTogether (http://www.cocoongt.org). Here is a link to the
presentation.
http://cocoongt.hippo12.castaserver.com/cocoongt/nico-verwer-performance.pdf
Ralph
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