Is there a size limit to the amount of data that can be processed/stored by xsl/xml?
I've got a servlet that builds xml files and displays them with a series of xsl templates. Well, now that it is getting more data, it has started cutting off the list after about a page of displayed results. Also, it's gotten really slow to dispaly, you can see it runs the query quickly, but sits there for a long time before it diplays the page.
It may be a timeout setting somewhere on the query execution (the cutoff pages), but it seems to be bogging down in the xsl translation stage (if I run the same query in a JSP, it flies)
I'm running Xalan under apache with SQL 7 and a JSQL connect JDBC driver. Sorry, I know it's not much to go on, I just want to make sure it's not something really simple I don't know about.
-Scott
I've got a servlet that builds xml files and displays them with a series of xsl templates. Well, now that it is getting more data, it has started cutting off the list after about a page of displayed results. Also, it's gotten really slow to dispaly, you can see it runs the query quickly, but sits there for a long time before it diplays the page.
It may be a timeout setting somewhere on the query execution (the cutoff pages), but it seems to be bogging down in the xsl translation stage (if I run the same query in a JSP, it flies)
I'm running Xalan under apache with SQL 7 and a JSQL connect JDBC driver. Sorry, I know it's not much to go on, I just want to make sure it's not something really simple I don't know about.
-Scott