on 08-23-2011 12:19 PM
HI,
We are facing performance issue while parsing XML of large size of around 50MB.
Initially XMII was crashing due to "out of heap memory error". However, with some changes the problem has been removed.But
now, we are facing an issue with time taken by the Payload to execute. Its taking more than half-an-hour to execute the transaction.
The solution tried so far has decreased the time to half-an-hour. earlier it was taking more than one and half hour to process.
We have tried parallel processing by asynchronous call to the transactions
Is there any way to further reduce the time of processing?
Further, is it possible to find out which parser is used by MII internally for XML SAX or DOM Parser.
Thanks
Amit
Hi,
Let me know if you find the [blog |http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/24458] [original link is broken]; useful.
Thanks,
Dipankar
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Kindly do the following things
1. To increase the heap size open the workbench in Firefox , while opening one jnlp file of workbench will be downloaded.
Open this jnlp file in a notepad and increase the memory size and heap size depending on your requirement and system configuration.Then save this file as it is with the extension as .jnlp. Now double click this saved jnlp file of workbench. So, this will solve your Heap problem.
2.Best practice is to use XSLT transformation in your BLS to get optimised result, also please check recursive calls in the BLS.
Hope this will solve the issue:)
Hi Amit,
What does your MII system and environment look like?
How are you passing the IDoc? Is it through a Listener or through PI or a combination?
What type of IDoc are you processing? Why is it that large? Is it a standard IDoc or a customized IDoc?
Regards,
Mike
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