Thank you for the report.
Is it possible you can send me (via private email) the XML and XSLT so I
can run a profile?
Are you measuring just the transform time or stylesheet processing +
transform time?
> Maybe, could I be facing the limitation on the number of nodes?
Could be. I hope not.
> Finally, the old version had progressive rendering, while the new one
> seems to have not.
Please see http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/dtm.html#settings. If you run it
from the command line, we will do progressive output if your output is
stdout (i.e. no -out argument). Otherwise, if the output is a file, we
will not do progressive output.
-scott
Claudio
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07/17/01
04:44 AM
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respond to
xalan-dev
Hi,
I have just tried the new 2.2.D6 release with my files
(very huge files processed with a 30.000 lines XSLT without any
extension used) and these are the results:
1) The new release is bugged: the output is different from the old
one and surely wrong (some pieces are completely missed).
I can't easily reproduce a small example, so I will wait for the
next release before submitting a bug report. Maybe, could I be facing
the limitation on the number of nodes? All seems OK with the small
files.
2) The new release is not faster than the previous one (actually, it is
1s slower on a 25s processing). It seems to me that I read that getting
the following sibling of a node is now more expensive. Well, this is
a thing occurring _VERY_ often in my stylesheets (and that could not
be substitued with other solutions, I think). Could that be the reason?
3) Finally, the old version had progressive rendering, while the new one
seems to have not. Will it be so or is just because it is still a very
early beta?
I hope that the observations will be useful and I am sad I can't be
more precise.
Cheers,
C.S.C.
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