Subject: Re: [xsl] xslt on server-side vs. client-side From: Nate Austin <naustin@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 16 Nov 2001 12:28:23 -0600 |
Jim- > this is a sad thread, hehe Yes. > > but i will say that clientside processing should actually increase > electrical usage > > a) as the most power consumption on any electrical device > occurs at startup > b) more clients equal more starting up > c) clients are usually turned on and off more then servers This would be an issue only if the clients started up just to do the transformation. This is very unlikely. :) Let's bring in all (most) angles here. - Server-side you could cache the transformation. This is only valid if the xml data never (or rarely) changes. - A server is a controlled environment. You know how much processing power and RAM you have (as well as software - every client must have msxml3+ to do client-side), so a very large transformation is probably safer here. - The server is also centralized, so many high-processing transformations will more likely bog down if server-side is used. - Client-side almost definitely saves processing time (possibility of avoiding multiple transformations), electricity (network traffic all requires electricity all along the way), help desk headaches (less of a lag on the client so less angry people calling up to demand that it get faster) IF in addition to client-side transformation, there's smart use of JavaScript(DOM, DHTML, etc.) to keep as much on the client as possible. - Your point goes here (only $49.95!*) Now that we have all of that laid out, we can reach our glorious conclusion... "Which one is better" depends on your circumstances! (pause for gasps) -Nate * - This value is in US Dollars. Other currencies will be accepted based on the exchange rates at 12:25PM US Central Daylight Time, 11/16/2001.** ** - Date is in standard US (everyone but the whole world) MM/DD/YYYY format. XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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