[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lo all,
I have a page that is generated from data in a db. The users are
complaining that it takes from 30s to 60s to load the page.
Now I have put logging into apache and from the start of the request
to the end (of my code) takes about 14s. Which means the
bottleneck is either in AxKit or a net one. How can I log the start and
finish time of the AxKit pipeline? I have come up with turning the
trace on and looking at the timestamps on the intermediate files, but
that isn't ideal. I'd rather it went to the apache log. There is only the
one transform the xml goes through.
I would say that the most likely culprits would be either your XSL
stylesheet processing taking up an inordinate amount of time or a slow
net connection.
Slow stylesheets could be due to a number of factors, such as issuing
lots of document() calls which may be waiting on external resources,
downloading of remote DTDs, or even simply just a big source XML or XSL
stylesheet to process.
If you want more details about AxKit's processing, you can set or
increase your AxDebugLevel (see the AxKit manpage for more information
on this) to gain visibility into what AxKit is doing when it's
processing your request. This data will be sent to your error_log.
Good luck.
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Michael A Nachbaur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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