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- From: Tyler Baker <tyler@infinet.com>
- To: Don Park <donpark@quake.net>
- Date: Wed, 02 Sep 1998 17:53:09 -0400
Don Park wrote:
> >I would suspect that the DOM package provided by Don Park has similiar
> >performance and memory consumption. Your best bet would probably be to
> look at
> >an XSL package which takes a DOM tree of your XML data, and a DOM tree of
> an XSL
> >stylesheet and spits out the content. That way you are not stuck with an
> MS,
> >IBM, Oracle, or whatever implementation that you are not happy with.
>
> About 10 seconds and 10 meg of memory to convert each meg of XML into DOM
> with JIT enabled.
For my implementation, for ot.xml (a 4 meg document) only about 1-2 megs of RAM
is used to store the 4 meg file in RAM due to all Names being cached at the
parser level. It also takes only 10-12 seconds with a P-120 running Symantec's
JIT for JDK 1.2 b4 to build the entire DOM tree. For spitting out the DOM tree
(and normalizing all the Text nodes) it takes about 15-20 seconds of which 5
seconds is spent normalizing text nodes and most of the rest of this time is
actually spent in a brute force search and replace method that scans all
character data and attribute values and replaces any occurrences of entity values
with entity names. This can be very expensive but I know no other way around it.
Tyler
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