J, J.Pietschmann wrote:
I've found this to be re-producible with one file (it happens every time with that file). I haven't tried it with other files, although I did test w/ .4 & .5rc. You should be able to take a large XML INPUT file, comment out a large portion of the FLOW that gets processed with a FOR-EACH statement, process it with an XSL-FO file & get similar results. If you'd like, I could probably send you my FO & XML test files offline. They are 240 KB (246,218 bytes) & 109 KB (112,076 bytes), respectively.Clay Leeds wrote:Not trying to belabor a point, just trying to get understanding of how this all works. I would think that JVM only has to start once during a processing instance.
This is correct. The start and warp-up overhead accounts for the difference between the 2s for page rendering and a few seconds more of total elapsed time. However, is the long delay you experienced with the commented file reproducible, or did you perform the experiment just once? On a multitasking system there can be quite a bit of jitter, in particular windows occasionally locks the whole machine for some non-trivial time (tens of seconds to minutes) when it feels like reorganizing its in-memory management structures or if it unloads no longer needed DLLs from memory in order to free swap space. J.Pietschmann
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