On Dec 3, 2007, at 13:12, Noya Paolo wrote:
Hi Andreas thanks for your reply,
the XML is very little (ranging from 50 to 250 nodes with size less
than
10Kb) that change it with a BufferedReader or even using a
DOMSource (I
already parse XML elsewhere) not give me a real gain.
Maybe a 1 or 2 seconds but I'm not sure because could be depends on
different loads on server and so isn't really noticeable.
I changed my code anyway
OK, sorry.
The effect I mentioned is actually more applicable to FileReader or
InputStreamReader. Reading a String happens in-memory, so that will
indeed not save very much... :/
I wouldn't really know where to start looking. I'd try to profile one
of those runs on the servlet, to try to find out where the bulk of
the runtime is spent.
Other than that, if you don't feel like profiling, you could try to
change the environment. Try using a different XML parser or a
different XSLT processor, just to ascertain that the problem is
really in FOP or whether FOP is simply waiting for some other
process. You could even try to use a different JVM, or a different
servlet container (Tomcat?)... Anything that helps to locate the
problem.
Cheers
Andreas
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