Ola Natvig wrote:
I've isolated the problem a bit more. The script will not leak if line 25:
transformer.transform2String(transformer.parseSource(xml), xslt)
is changed to:
transformer.transform2String(xml, xslt)
Looks like the DOM tree or at least parts of it are not freed. But there are
no need t
Ola Natvig wrote:
My problem:
When serving my content without the XSLT processor the process size
remains the same size. (about 18MB in the windows task manager). But
when I use the XSLT processor the process will slowly gain size. About
1MB for each 10k requests, and this memory are not freed.
Hi all
I'm working with a long running, threaded server which serves HTTP
requests with content which are passed through a XSLT processor. The
XSLT processor I'm using is the Pyana processor.
I have one compiled stylesheet which I uses to process all responses.
This way I only need to read and
