----- Original Message -----
From: "Sylvain Wallez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2002 8:52 PM
Subject: Re: Cocoon for docs generation
> Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:
>
> >Cocoon in docs build is slow. :-(
> >On the same documentation set
> >(PIII 1Ghz, 512 Mb, W$2000SP1, Jdk Sun 1.3.1_01):
> >
> >Anakia: 4 sec
> >Cocoon of two weeks ago: 50 sec
> >Cocoon of two weeks ago precompiled sitemap: 16 sec
> >Cocoon HEAD: 45 sec
> >Cocoon HEAD with cocoon.xconf tweaks: 38sec
> >Cocoon HEAD precompiled sitemap: 18 sec
> >Cocoon HEAD+TreeProcessor: 2 sec (only index.html compiled)
> >
> Could you elaborate on the last line : do you mean Cocoon with
> TreeProcessor is the fastest, or that is fails after the first page ?
> Depending on this, I will be happy or sad ;)
It processes correctly index.html and related resources but doesn't crawl
other pages.
I've checked if the "cocoon-view=links" workson the webapp version: yes it
does. :-)
BTW, when I use you treeprocessor on the current sample sitemap I get this
error:
Type 'parentcm' is not defined for 'generate' at
file:/C:/jakarta-tomcat/webapps/cocoon/sitemap.xmap:1181:46
then I delete the relevant pipeline and get:
Type 'xmldbcollection' is not defined for 'generate' at
file:/C:/jakarta-tomcat/webapps/cocoon/sitemap.xmap:1192:54
Then delete DB pipelines and *all* samples work :-)
It seems this is a feature, but them we have something not correct in
current sitemap.
> >I'm struggling to keep other developers on the project use Cocoon, but
it's
> >dead hard, and I can't blame them.
> >It seems that link crawling and setup times are the main culprit.
> >In what direction should I go to get faster performance?
> >
> For setup time, the main point is pool size : set all Poolable
> components with a pool-min="1" in cocoon.xconf
>
> >I would like to make the docs generation a Cocoon speed index: SpeCoon,
> >using my machine as a reference. ;-)
> >
> On this subject, I proposed today to build a JMeter (an Apache project
> ;) test suite that could be used to compare Cocoon versions. I don't
> know JMeter, so I'm looking for volunteers...
I've used JMeter already to test Cocoon in the past, but I've still to
finish the logging stuff and the error doco.
I think that the first thing is making a clean webapp with only testing
stuff, that never changes.
What do you think could be used to measure performance aspects of cocoon?
--
Nicola Ken Barozzi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
These are the days of miracle and wonder...
...so don't cry baby, don't cry...
Paul Simon
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