We're always looking for ways to reduce memory requirements, especially since decreasing this usually increases speed as well. If you can send me your XML and XSL files, I can profile it with some memory profilers, like OptimizeIt! and see what's exhausting the memory, or if we're pinning objects, or whatever.
Folow-ups to xalan-dev only please.
-Rob
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> Did the larger XML document work before? My guess is that you need to
> increase the default heap size for java.exe. The default heap size is
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> for JKD1.1.8. So, with 90,000 lines of XML you'll suck up a big portion
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> Try increasing the heap size using the "-mx" parameter, e.g. for a 64MB
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> java -mx64000000 org.apache.xalan.xslt.Process -in keeper.xml -xsl
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Hello Rob,
thank you for soon answer. I tried it and first it seems to be the right
way, but
when I increased the heap until 128MB I reached a border. I want ( in
this first
test ) to write 100 invoices. The border is reached on 68 invoices.
Is there another possibility to decrease memory requirements ?
-Andrea
