Meik, Jetspeed call init() for EACH portlet in the PSML file, even if the portlet is NOT displayed. In cases when the portlet is not in the cache, the portlet is instantiated and placed in cache. So if their are 100 portlets in the PSML file and only 1 is displayed, then their are 100 init() calls and 1 getContent(). The original version of the WebPagePortlet retrieved content from the WebServer during init().
Look in jetspeed.log for clues. > after "shrinking" the psml to a single portlet entry > jetspeed > runs like hell ;-) I an not sure what you mean by "shrinking". Does this mean removing portlet from the PSML or removing portlets from the DISPLAYED pane? Is it running slow or fast? > Is it a possible castor parsing problem and is there a chance to speed > it up ? I do not know. > I�m thinking about upgrading to db-psml but i don�t think this will > speed up > the parsing process. I suggest you identify the root problem first. Paul Spencer -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
