Memi.ReflectionPrivate members of memi's thoughtsXSL Transform performance- December 22, 2004 I came across few posts regarding the performance of XSL transformation in .NET 1.x, but only yesterday I came across a situation which made that quite clear. We had an XML file of 1.2MB size, and a quite complicated XSL file (based on WordsheetML) to transform it. Using the XslTransform object, it took about 10 secs. Using MSXML4, including all the interop overhead, it took less than a second. Is that reasonable Are those the performance I should expect in the following scenarions Did anybody..http://weblogs.asp.net/memi/archive/2004/12/22/329619.aspx Division by Zero- December 15, 2004 Is it possible I didn't think so either. But read this. I'm working now on a presentation regarding J2EE and .NET. For the sake of the presentation, I wanted to create error on one of the ASP.NET pages (yes, sometimes we do it just for fun. It's not a Bug, it's a Feature, you know...). So, what is the easiest way to create an exception, I thought to myself And immediately added the following code to the Page_Load event: Response.write(10) and executed the code. To my great surprise there was no.http://weblogs.asp.net/memi/archive/2004/12/15/316015.aspx .NET Deep Dive- December 2, 2004 Long time no post... It was a very long silence, but I guess that's what happens when there is so much work that one can't find enough time even to blog a little... Anyway, a week ago we had the .NET Deep Dive event in Israel. I gave one lecture, about Design Time programming. I think it went pretty well. One of my indicators for a good lecture is the questions you are asked after it. I had tens of questions, face to face and by Email. BTW, if you would like to express you mind about the event,.http://weblogs.asp.net/memi/archive/2004/12/03/273988.aspx |