I'm trying to build a couple classes that would allow for writing xsl
transforms against data that is not originally xml. I've got an xmlreader
implementation that seems to work well. Based on some issues with it and
transforms, I then wrapped it up in a custom xpathnavigator implementation.
Everything works fine from the transform functionality perspective, but it's
not scaling well to larger amounts of data, and I would like to find out if
these are framework limitations or results of my lack of knowledge.
Specifically, if I pass my xpathnavigator object into the transform method of
an xsltransform object along with a streamwriter instance, I'm expecting the
transform to be able to stream the result to the streamwriter without needing
to finish the entire transform first. Now, I could see some issues depending
on xsl options, but in a perfect world, with a perfect xsl, is this at all
possible? Also, I'm noticing that the xpathnavigator instance gets cloned
like crazy, at least once per node, creating millions of instances during the
transform. Can someone explain this to me?
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Hi Bruce,
Yes , the xsltransform streams the results to the writer as it transforms
and does not wait till the entire transform is finished to do it.
Regarding the cloning , since navigator is a pointer to node , the only way
to keep track of multiple nodes is to clone the navigator and make it point
to a different node. Since nodeset operations require the engine to keep
pointers to multiple nodes , the navigator gets cloned.
Cloning can be reduced by optimizing the stylesheet if possible. We have
done work to reduce the amount of cloning in whidbey , so that should help
as well.
Thanks
Nithya
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message news:BD******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... I'm trying to build a couple classes that would allow for writing xsl
transforms against data that is not originally xml. I've got an xmlreader
implementation that seems to work well. Based on some issues with it and
transforms, I then wrapped it up in a custom xpathnavigator
implementation.
Everything works fine from the transform functionality perspective, but
it's
not scaling well to larger amounts of data, and I would like to find out
if
these are framework limitations or results of my lack of knowledge.
Specifically, if I pass my xpathnavigator object into the transform method
of
an xsltransform object along with a streamwriter instance, I'm expecting
the
transform to be able to stream the result to the streamwriter without
needing
to finish the entire transform first. Now, I could see some issues
depending
on xsl options, but in a perfect world, with a perfect xsl, is this at all
possible? Also, I'm noticing that the xpathnavigator instance gets cloned
like crazy, at least once per node, creating millions of instances during
the
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