Subject: Re: [xsl] reading a large XML file using document() From: David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 4 Jan 2010 17:11:09 GMT |
> But this XML file has 36000 lines of data that I have to read. do you have evidence that that is actually a problem? I regularly load files with more lines than that. there may be various ways to make things faster, use a faster xslt engine, a faster machine or an xml database for example, but 36000 lines doesn't seem many, and without any more context hard to suggest anything specific. unicode.xml available from http://www.w3.org/2003/entities/2007xml/ has nearly 114000 lines of xml and the xslt transforms in that directory used to generate documents and entity files, and xslt 2 character maps for example, just run with saxon from the command line with no special caching or compilation at all. It's more than fast enough for the job, but I'm not trying to dynamically regenerate the entire collection every second (or even every week). David
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