I've (finally, some would say) come to the conclusion that WORA (write
once run everywhere) has to do with Java more or less like it has to do
with any other programming language in the world.
Despite Sun's marketing.
Thus, we (Pier and I) have decided break the unwritten rule "don't mix
java bytecode with native code" and decided to go resurrect native code
and use JNI.
Early investigations are *impressive*.
I even venture to say that the right mix of java code and native code
could well outperform completely native implementations.
This said, I want to throw a stone in the lake and see where the waves
go:
if Cocoon performance bottleneck is XSLT processing, what about using
Xalan C as the XSLT processor instead of Xalan J?
--
Stefano Mazzocchi One must still have chaos in oneself to be
able to give birth to a dancing star.
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Friedrich Nietzsche
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