>From my deep memory, I think there is indeed a limitation imposed by a 16-bit
>space embedded doc id in the node id, or something like that. Joe may
>remember more details.
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basZero --- Xalan 2.7.1 - File Handle Limitation? ---
From:"basZero" <[email protected]>To:[email protected]:Tue, Nov 1,
2016 12:54Subject:Xalan 2.7.1 - File Handle Limitation?
Hi,
I'm observing the following:
my Java 1.8 application (web app on Tomcat 8) is running on Ubuntu 16
under a user that has a ulimit of 65000.
A certain application logic within my Java app is looping through
80000 different files. When this loop is performed in Java code, there is no
issue, all data can be processed as expected.
When I run the loop via XSLT by using the document() function (Xalan
2.7) to open the files, it stops opening files after approx. 32000, depending
on the current load on our system. By stopping I mean that XSL can not access
the content of the requested file anymore.
I'm wondering if there is a limitation besides the ulimit of Ubuntu
within my technology stack here?
Any help regarding Xalan would be highly appreciated.
Thanks
Cheers, Bas
