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"..Saxonserver is a server, which gets data directly via TCP and performs XSLT transformation using saxon. Saxonclient is a perl script, which sends the filenames or URLs of XML and XSLT files, and pairs of parameters to the server. The only purpose is to avoid starting Javawith each transformation, which represents a constant delay about 2 - 3 seconds. Thus when you perform one thousand transformations you can save nearly one hour of your precious time .."
We use saxonserver+saxonclient each day and the speed up is incredible.
Michael Kay wrote:
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Re: [xsl] saxon in batch file for lots and lots of xml files
Subject: Re: [xsl] saxon in batch file for lots and lots of xml files From: Jiri Jirat <Jiri.Jirat@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2002 12:14:13 +0100 |
Hello, I think you will find our "saxonserver" useful. See: http://zvon.org/ZvonSW/saxonserver/Output/index.html
"..Saxonserver is a server, which gets data directly via TCP and performs XSLT transformation using saxon. Saxonclient is a perl script, which sends the filenames or URLs of XML and XSLT files, and pairs of parameters to the server. The only purpose is to avoid starting Javawith each transformation, which represents a constant delay about 2 - 3 seconds. Thus when you perform one thousand transformations you can save nearly one hour of your precious time .."
We use saxonserver+saxonclient each day and the speed up is incredible.
Regards Jirka
Michael Kay wrote:
Ouch!
Write a Java main program to control this rather than doing it with a batch file. Then (a) you will only load all the Java classes once, and (b) you will only need to compile the stylesheet once.
If you don't feel confident to write this Java code, another approach is to use the (rather simple) mechanism provided on the Saxon command line to process an entire directory. To achieve this you may have to copy all the files you want to process into a new directory, because the operation isn't selective. Use:
saxon -o output-dir input-dir convert.xsl
Mike Kay
-----Original Message----- From: owner-xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of ronald heller Sent: 29 January 2002 09:00 To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [xsl] saxon in batch file for lots and lots of xml files
Hi there,
I have a large directory with rather small xml files. There may be well over 500 files in there. Once a day these files are transformed with saxon 6.2. Although this goes well, it takes a lot of time. I have a feeling that is is not the transformation itself that takes a lot of time, but that the starting and closing of saxon is. let me show you some code from the batchfiles:
1.bat: --------------------------------------- for %%b in ("*.xml") do call 2.bat %%b CC rem. for each xml file that is found I call 2.bat
2.bat --------------------------------------- java com.icl.saxon.StyleSheet -o "%1-a" "%1" "convert.xsl" rem for each file that has to be transformed saxon/java is started and closed.
Is there a quicker/smarter way of doing this?
any help is appreciated
Regards,
Ronald
(ps I tried Instant saxon, but that gives more or less the same results)
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