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Posted to j-users@xalan.apache.org by Ry...@stpaul.com on 2002/08/28 16:03:14 UTC
Tag Size and Performance
Hello,
We are using Xalan, along with Xerces, to transform large XML documents.
We use SAX events instead of DOM to enhance performance.
We have everything working as we should, and now we're just looking at
optimizing some of our code.
Does the size of opening and closing tags affect Xalan performance? For
example, will a thousand lines of:
<ThisIsARidiculouslyLongTag>value</ThisIsARidiculouslyLongTag>
Be transformed slower than a thousand lines of
<ShorterTag>value</ShorterTag>
Note I specified a large document. We're transforming an XML document that
represents a financial report, which can potentially be very large.
Thanks!!
-Ryan
Re: Tag Size and Performance
Posted by Joseph Kesselman <ke...@us.ibm.com>.
Tag size will affect parsing and serialization performance to some degree.
It shouldn't affect actual transformation times significantly. (But
parsing and serialization do account for a considerable share of Xalan's
execution time.)
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Joe Kesselman / IBM Research