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RE: A simple question
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- Subject: RE: A simple question
- From: Oscar Gonzalez <oscar dot gonzalez at 100world dot es>
- Date: Mon, 23 Oct 2000 08:27:31 +0200
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I don't understand your answer (it doesn't have answers!). Have you any
experience in XSLT in high-traffic (put 200hps) websites?
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Tchistopolskii [mailto:paul@qub.com]
Sent: sábado, 21 de octubre de 2000 4:08
To: xsl-list@mulberrytech.com
Subject: Re: A simple question
> Do you think that use of XSLT transformations is suitable for
heavy-traffic
> sites?
What is "heavy-traffic"... 100-200 hps ? More ?
What is "suitable" ? Is it "suitable" to be five - ten times as slow as
static page ( could be more. I'm surprized with the overhead of
some popular servlet engines ).
Well... I assume we are not going to go into too much
non-XSLT detail so this means we should simplify some things.
( I in fact I doubt there are 2 heavy-traffic websites using the
same architecture ).
So if simplifying some things :
If you're not using caching : I think the answer should be "no".
If you are using caching ( even brutal one, like, for
example, AxKit ) - I think the answer should be : "yes".
> Using which processor?
Does not really matter, I think.
Rgds.Paul.
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