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Hej Åke

Have you looked at cgidev2: http://cgidev2.easy400.net/

Best regards

Jan

Am 14.09.2012 13:45, schrieb Åke Olsson:
We are about to roll out an integration to a remote system where XML is the decided way to go. We create messages with all the information for one product and send via MQ.

We have the process in place messages are created, syntactically correct and sent.

That would seem all right would it not?

Not quite. It is all going pretty slow.

Some metrics:

Each XML message is from 15Kto 30K characters in length. Characters not bytes - since the messages are in UTF-16 (CCSID-1200) the message length in bytes is double that.

Generating and sending messages for 64K products took just over 6 and half hours. This to me seems like a lot.

I have tried using blocked SQL fetch to speed up the reading of all the involved files - no significant change.
All possible indexes have been applied.

As for the XML message creation this is done by regular string handling, building the MQ message step by step. I have a hard time finding anything horribly wrong there either.

Question: Is there any high performance tool out there that could significantly speed up the generation of XML?


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