6 Feb
2007
6 Feb
'07
7:53 p.m.
Youcef BEY a écrit :
Hi all,
Hi Youcef,
- using this program to create automatically a
document work well for
few documents:
XW = xwiki.XWiki;
XWContext = context.context;
XWikiDocument NewEntry = new
XWikiDocument(request.getParameter("web"), SourceValue);
NewEntry.setContent(EntryContent);
XW.saveDocument(NewEntry, XWContext);
could you please send us the real script you are using ? (I mean as much
'real' as possible).
LOOP, the xwiki display error "out of
memory!"
have you got a stack trace ?
But now, taking the same program and run it in the
shell (javac, java)
to transfert these 10000 entries to TABLE in the XWiki database, it's
done in less 1 minute?
could you please send us the source of this ?
I'm generating wikis automatically using XWiki apis, the biggest wiki
created hold 165 000 pages (each page containing between one to 5
objects). the only problem I got was about the archive handling that I
had to disable (which is not a problem since the pages are generated and
not edited), this was with an old XWiki version (svn 1226), since then
the archive system relies on another framework, so this may be not an
issue anymore (we are still using the same XWiki version).
I'm using only 4 indexes (I will post a reply tomorrow with the indexed
columns, I don't remember exactly and I can't access this information
right now). These indexes have greatly improved response time (at first
the biggest page (2,5 MB!) took 25 minutes to render ;-) after indexes
creation, and some other tweaking, it took only a few seconds).
indexes will improve response time, but it will not protect you from an
out of memory exception.
if you can send the scripts you are using to the list, I will be able to
run them on our wikis to see the result ...
Seb.