My best advice is to generate a dataset that mirrors the xml you would use in a production environment.
Then write a driver interface and then implement a driver for each database your going to test(Xindice included). Then you just use the drivers in your test harness and just swap in each driver and you get a very good idea of how each database will perform in your environment while keeping testing controlled. Then you can just use that driver in your production code and your off to the races. If you need any help tunning Xindice for more speed let me know. Todd Byrne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hello, > > I think Xindice is matching what I was looking for, i.e. a way to > remotely store XML documents and easily access its content with XPath. > I have to develop a prototype of a server which will accept provisioning > of user data in an XML file and also communicates with other servers > using Diameter (AAA). > I may have to make some load tests on other servers, so I would like to > know if load tests have been performed on Xindice ? > > Thanks a lot for your help, > > > *Yohann Martineau > DEVOTEAM SRIT > *3 rue Blaise Pascal > 22300 LANNION > FRANCE > Phone: +33 2 96 48 71 39 > Mobile: +33 6 29 37 96 40 > Fax: +33 2 96 48 74 73 > Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > +---------------------------------------------------------------------+ > About Devoteam: > > Devoteam is an IT consulting group. > Combining consulting and technology solutions offers enables > Devoteam to provide its customers with independent advice and > effective solutions to align their information system's technical > infrastructure with their operational objectives. > The group achieved a turnover of 199 million euros in 2005 > an operating margin of 7% and counts 2,100 employees through > 12 European countries and the Middle East. > Listed on the Euronext Paris Nouveau Marche and part of the Nexteconomy, > IT CAC, IT CAC 50, SBF 250 index of Euronext Paris. > www.devoteam.com > +---------------------------------------------------------------------+ > >
