On Apr 8, 2008, at 22:01, Andreas Delmelle wrote:
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24 page sequences (w/ even and odd sequence masters on sequences
other than
blank and cover pages):
- 2 sequences are table of contents
- 1 sequence is a back of the book index
- 2-3 static content sequences
- Other sequences are dynamic and include multi-column data
I have done all the sugestions to improve performance on the
Apache site as
far as multiple sequences and so forth. As you can see I cannot
avoid
forward references because of the table of contents (English and
Spanish). I
also went through and reduced the amount of redundant code (font
information
and other attributes that the XSL designer added).
If you have followed all the suggestions so far, and you simply
cannot do without forward references, I see no other option than to
try to limit the amount of requests that can be processed
concurrently in your webapp somehow (by introducing a level of
indirection, and a sort of waiting queue...)
Come to think of it, since you're already looking in the direction of
the intermediate format, one workaround may be:
- to work with backward references + move the TOC-sequences to the
last position
- manipulate the intermediate area tree through a relatively
straightforward XSLT to swap the sequence's positions before the PDF
is created
HTH!
Cheers
Andreas
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