fop issue

[Cyril Rognon <cr...@objectiva.fr>]

Hi list

I have posted some message about this before, but it went unnoticed.

Whenever I use multiple pages table, FOP goes really fast eating memory. It 
seems that even with multi page sequences that contains multi pages table, 
the memory grows over and over as the document is rendered.

I would like to know why my page sequence division seems not to influence 
the memory consumption.

Please help, this feature may prevent me from using FO.

I use 0.20.3rc. I can send sample code.

Thanks for any answer, even if it is "wait for the redesign" or "re-phrase 
the question" :))

Cyril


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Re: fop issue

[Cyril Rognon <cr...@objectiva.fr>]

Hi Corinna,

I understand that I have to wait for the redesign to have tremendous 
optimization.

One question left : is it normal that using many page-sequences does not 
reduce my memory footprint ?

Thanks.

I'll try to contribute to this redesign as much as I can. (starting with 
the documentation right now)

Cyril

At 19:08 08/02/2002 +0100, you wrote:
> > seems that even with multi page sequences that contains multi pages table,
> > the memory grows over and over as the document is rendered.
> >
> > I would like to know why my page sequence division seems not to influence
> > the memory consumption.
> > [...]
> >
> > Thanks for any answer, even if it is "wait for the redesign" or "re-phrase
> > the question" :))
>
>If I may cite you: Wait for the redesign. ;-)) Sorry.
>
>- Corinna


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Re: fop issue

[Corinna Hischke <co...@infix.de>]

Hi Cyril,

> Whenever I use multiple pages table, FOP goes really fast eating memory.
It
> seems that even with multi page sequences that contains multi pages table,
> the memory grows over and over as the document is rendered.
>
> I would like to know why my page sequence division seems not to influence
> the memory consumption.
> [...]
>
> Thanks for any answer, even if it is "wait for the redesign" or "re-phrase
> the question" :))

If I may cite you: Wait for the redesign. ;-)) Sorry.

- Corinna



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