Hi, We have a web application using cocoon for presentation layer. I'm currently trying to optimise our XSL stylesheets since our initial results have shown it to be consuming too much processing time. Our pipeline structure consists in having a XSP generator (which uses SOAP requests to gather XML data) followed by 3-4 XSL transformations to process and transform it in HTML.
Our initial results sat somewhere between 1200-1500 ms for a single request (this is processing time for XSL only). I've since rebuild the XSL from scratch and i'm estimating 200-250ms for a single request. Still, i think this is too much. I'm finding XSL processing to be extremely slow (just copying the root element takes somewhere between 20-50 ms). Is this normal or i may doing something stupid ? Using cocoon 2.1 over tomcat4.1.27 on a 2xP3-500 with 1Gb RAM. (CPU/memory never reaches 100% usage during tests. No swaps.). Using standard tomcat/cocoon configuration with Xalan XSLT processor. Thanks -- Nuno Leong Práxia SI --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
