DO NOT REPLY [Bug 1083] - OutputStream or Writer inside StreamResult always get flushed by Transformer.transform()

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OutputStream or Writer inside StreamResult always get flushed by Transformer.transform()

minchau@ca.ibm.com changed:

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             Status|RESOLVED                    |CLOSED



------- Additional Comments From minchau@ca.ibm.com  2003-08-13 14:52 -------
Closing this bug down.

We are not changing the internal flushing behavior of the serializer. This is a 
performance concern, not a problem with functionality.  That said, since the 
last append to this bug much work has gone into improving the performance of 
the serializer now used by both Xalan-J interpretive and XSLTC. The analysis 
showed that flushing at endDocument() was not seen to be a performance issue, 
although other things were. 

It isn't the 1000 times faster that one dreams about but typically ranges from 
a few percent, to a more common 30% faster and in some special cases much more 
than that.  Of course it all depends on the input XML and stylesheet.

Regards,
Brian Minchau