Subject: Re: [xsl] XSLT performance under Linux From: Robert Koberg <rob@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 13 May 2002 17:47:38 -0700 |
best, -Rob
I would recommend working with the xsltproc engine. It's C++ based,supports
a healthy subset of the Saxon parser, and is fast. I had something of aline
jury-rigged system where I was calling saxon as a jar from the command
(invoked from an `` expression in perl) and my system was crawling despitewas
being on a top of the line computer. I replaced it with xsltproc, and it
a couple of orders of magnitude faster. It should be in most recent Linux distros, though it's also up on Source Forge.
-- Kurt Cagle
Cool, just a couple of questions before I start fiddling around with a new parser :)
1. Is there any performance comparision between it and other parsers, roughly?
2. What's a healthy "subset", what doesn't it support? I must have support for almost the full XSLT spec + that it needs to be able to handle iso-8859-1 properly for output encoding and params passed to it. Sablotron gave me some angst in this department.
3. Finally we're doing the site in PHP, is that an issue when using this parser. Sorry for the stupid questions, as I said I'm a bit out of my normal windows defined world :) God what I wouldn't give for .Net style output caching in this project. :)
Looked at the documentation but couldnt find anything about caching compiled stylesheets but maybe this is a feature not supported by any parsers running on Linux? Maybe the parser is fast enough without it, I'm just guessing that's one of the features that would increase performance the most
best regards --- Mattias Konradsson
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