- From: ivelin <ivelin@apache.org>
- Date: Thu, 17 Apr 2003 08:21:19 -0500
- To: <XForms@egroups.com>, "freebuilder-xmlform" <freebuilder-xmlform@lists.sourceforge.net>, <www-forms@w3.org>
Accurate performance metrics for web applications is a very complex matter. The following JMeter test suite is by no means a normative reference, but it gives an idea of the XMLForm performance. It walks through the Feedback Wizard demo and touches on most aspects of a real world web application: processing request parameters, data validation, workflow logic and page rendering. When run with 10 concurrent threads on a 1GHz Athlon CPU / 640MB RAM, against JBoss 2.4/Tomcat 4.0/JDK 1.4 hosted on the same box, it yields the following numbers: Without server side XSLT transformation, the average page response time is 100ms. With server side XSLT transformation, the average page response time is 250ms. Apparently, utilizing client side XSLT, gains 2.5 times faster response times. This ratio tends to grow with the complexity of the web pages and respectively their stylesheets. You are encouraged to download and try different modifications of the test suite. http://www.cocoonhive.org/xmlform/documentation/content/performance.xml -=Ivelin=-
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