On 03/25/2014 10:28 PM, Jeff Hall wrote:
Can the XSL Server process concurrent **synchronous** requests?
What is the default number of concurrent synchronous requests it can
handle? Does it queue any overflow requests?
Please refer to the documentation:
http://www.xmlmind.com/foconverter/_distrib/xslsrv/doc/manual/server_params.html
All the answers are there:
---
maxConversions
The maximum number of concurrent conversions. Requested conversions
beyond that number are queued, that is, they are not discarded.
Value: an integer between 1 and 1000 inclusive.
Default: 20.
---
Moreover, may be you should consider purchasing a license giving you
access to the source code of XSL Server, so you can read it and
possibly make small changes to it.
I am trying to design an application that polls a database for print
jobs and then fires concurrent, but synchronous requests at XSL server
(with each synchronous request runs in a its own thread – the thread
receives the rendered document and then writes it to disk). The idea is
to be able to throw jobs at XSL Server as fast as possible, and render
as many documents concurrently as possible. We need to be able to
process dozens, if not hundreds, of documents in as little time as possible.
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