On 10/9/07, Kamal Bhatt <kbhatt(_at_)tt(_dot_)com(_dot_)au> wrote:
Yes, XSLTs are probably slower than JSPs, [...]
For one, I'm pretty confident I can transform XML much much faster in
XSLT than in JSP any day, and in my experience the loading of XML
documents and starting up processors end up with a smaller footprint
(source, memory, complexity, etc.) than working around some crazy
object model (unless they are seriously small and neat, a true work of
wonder in these bloated object model times). As the saying goes, it
all depends.
Finally, if your source is XML, using anything but XSLT is just masochism.
Alex
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