this would also be my suggestion. at the moment we are also using fop as
a command line script. when finishing the webapplication i will create a
java servlet that runs under tomcat. first tests show a perfomance boost
of 50%. mainly because the JVM must not be started every time, this
overhead is being saved using tomcat and fop as java-servlet.
hope to see a few more suggestions...
markus
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From: Jesiolowski, Dominik [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 02/11/2005 07:13AM
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Hello,
We are using FOP to convert to generate PDF Invoices
for our Customers. We need to generate roughly around
25,000 Invoices Per Month and the Number would
increase each Month. We generate PDF Docs from XML
Input Files. We had Trial runs to check for
Performance and Memory usage.
Currently, We are just invoking FOP command directly
from a Shell Script which would call the FOP Command
repeatedly but making sure that not more than 2 (or
sometimes 3) FOP Processes are running at any instant.
So you are starting, and stopping JVM, each time
you run fop. Consider writing java app that invokes
fop processing in a loop.
Regards
Dominik
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