Hi Dave,
Thanks for the information. I am able to download the latest code
from CVS.
I am looking into ThreadTest.cpp file and found that the transformation is
locked.
If CompiledStylesheet is threadsafe, transformation don't need to be locked.
I was not able to make my application thread safe with xalan1.1.
That is why I wanted
to get the latest code. I have tried with the Threadsafe sample given with
xalan1.1.
Size of my XSL file is about 110KB. Size of my XML file is about 100KB. I am
able to share
parsed StylesheetRoot among multiple threads. But it is failing, for
multiple concurrent requests.
It worked if I spawn 5 threads concurrently. But If I spawn like 10 or more
threads concurrently it fails
with following error.
Assertion failed: m_strings.size() == m_index.size(), file
PlatformSupport/XalanDOMStringPool.cpp, line 196
I tried locking the transformation and it worked fine. I am doing the same
thing given in the
ThreadSafe sample.
Please let me know If I need to do something else (like setting some falgs
during building the xalan libary)
to make the application thread safe.
Thanks,
Raj..
> -----Original Message-----
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> Subject: Re: How Can I get New Xalan Source Code(XalanTransformer
> class) .
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> The easiest way to get the code is to use CVS with anonymous access. See
> here for more details:
>
> http://xml.apache.org/cvs
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> > The way I understand XalanTransformer is, it can be used as repository
> of
> > compiled stylesheets. In mutli-threaded scenario, I can have a
> > XalanTransformer class as a static member which will be loaded and
> compiles all the
> > stylesheets when the library is loaded and each thread of execution can
> create seperate
> > XalanTransformer object to do the transformation and destroys it.
> > Please let me know if my understanding is wrong.
>
> That's correct. See the ThreadSafe sample, as well as the ThreadTest
> test,
> for more information.
>
> Dave
>
>
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> "Avula, Raj"
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> Subject: How Can I get New
> Xalan Source Code(XalanTransformer
> 06/20/2001 class).
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> 08:20 PM
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> respond to
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> xalan-dev
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> Hi,
> I would like to use new XalanTransformer class which is
> modified
> after 1.1.
> Is it Ok, if I just download new XalanTransformer.cpp,
> XalanTransformer.hpp
> and rebuild the library, or do I need to download some other classes.
> If yes how can I download all the required classes.
>
> The way I understand XalanTransformer is, it can be used as repository of
> compiled stylesheets. In mutli-threaded scenario, I can have a
> XalanTransformer
> class as a static member which will be loaded and compiles all the
> stylesheets
> when the library is loaded and each thread of execution can create
> seperate
>
> XalanTransformer object to do the transformation and destroys it.
> Please let me know if my understanding is wrong.
>
> Thanks,
> Raj.
>
>
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>
