Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
Considering we have a 5:1 size to time scaling ratio, it would be
interesting to see if it carries out to a much larger XML file--
if only I had one. If scalability was linear, then a 1,580,000
byte file should only take .23 ms to parse.
Are you aware of the fact that an
Berin Loritsch wrote:
Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
I'll also be interested to see how different the performance gets on
hotspot server/client and how much it changes with several subsequent
runs.
Well, with HotSpot client and a 15.4 KB (15,798 bytes) test document
(my build.xml file), I got the fo
Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
Berin Loritsch wrote:
BTW, My Binary XML project (http://d-haven.org/bxml) has the ability
to compile an XML document into a Java Class (I know this is nothing
extraordinary as XSP has been doing it for years). However what is
very different from XSP is the following:
1)
Berin Loritsch wrote:
BTW, My Binary XML project (http://d-haven.org/bxml) has the ability
to compile an XML document into a Java Class (I know this is nothing
extraordinary as XSP has been doing it for years). However what is
very different from XSP is the following:
1) No Java file is ever writ
