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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Mark Arnold <ms...@gmx.net> on 2002/06/15 01:21:59 UTC

RE: FOP serializer is 4-5 times slower in C2.0.3 than from command line

You call Cocoon as a servlet using CocoonServlet, right?
If so, try to write your own little FOP/PDF servlet that calls the FOP library rather than the cocoon one.
Curious about what kind of performance you get then...

MARK

-----Original Message-----
From: Argyn Kuketayev [mailto:Argyn.Kuketayev@plateau.com]
Sent: Friday, June 14, 2002 4:07 PM
To: Cocoon-Users (E-mail)
Subject: FOP serializer is 4-5 times slower in C2.0.3 than from command
line


I've a pipeline with 
1 XSP (generates content) - 1.7 seconds
2 XSL (transforms it to XSL-FO) - 2.7
3. FOP (serializes into PDF) - 14.3

I measured time by terminating each step with xml serializer to see the
ouput in a browser.

My concern is the last step. When I ran FOP 0.20.3 from the command-line, it
takes me 2.5 seconds to ouput the PDF from xsl-fo file, and 2.8 seconds from
xml file with xsl stylesheet. I used the xml file from step 1, xsl-fo file
>from step 2, and the same xslt stylesheets as in Cocoon.

So, PDF generation from Cocoon with FOP takes more time than from
command-line. I'm in trouble, my friends. I may end-up spending this
week-end to figure out what's going on, and would appreciate any tips.

thanks a lot,
Argyn

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