Hello List,
i'm looking for a solution to handle the xslt-transformation of huge data
files.
If i try to process a 176 mb XML-file with saxon8, the java enviroment uses
a lot of main-memory - round about 1 gb.
This XML-file contains a always repeating block of a structure like this:
<OBJECT R='XMLEXPBE'>
<AUFNR>0000463105</AUFNR>
<AUFDAT>28.11.2000</AUFDAT>
<FALNR>0200036273</FALNR>
<MAT>EBLUT</MAT>
<ANFO>BG</ANFO>
<UNT>AB0</UNT>
<ERG>A</ERG>
<USER>JO</USER>
</OBJECT>
To process this XML-structure, i used a normal template structure like this:
<xsl:template match="/">
<!--<xsl:call-template name="XmlInfo"/>-->
<xsl:apply-templates select="//OBJECT" mode="Bestimmungen"/>
</xsl:template>
<xsl:template match="OBJECT" mode="Bestimmungen">
<xsl:text>MSH|^~\&|||||||ZBM|</xsl:text><xsl:text> </xsl:text>
...........
</xsl:template>
I expect to get a much larger data-file soon. So i think, i will get a
problem with the main memory capacity.
To split the file isn't a possibility, because i have to link between the
data-blocks.
Has anybody an idea, whether an more effective (less memory) way of
programming exists?
I tried to use <xsl:key ...> and the key()-function to built an index. But
it doesn't fit in the <xsl:template ...> - enviroment.
Is it possible to bring both concepts together?
Thanks a lot!
Andrej.
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