Re: XSL Server and concurrent synchronous requests?

On 03/25/2014 10:28 PM, Jeff Hall wrote:
> Can the XSL Server process concurrent **synchronous** requests?
>
> What is the default number of concurrent synchronous requests it can
> handle? Does it queue any overflow requests?

Please refer to the documentation:

http://www.xmlmind.com/foconverter/_distrib/xslsrv/doc/manual/server_params.html

All the answers are there:
---
maxConversions

     The maximum number of concurrent conversions. Requested conversions 
beyond that number are queued, that is, they are not discarded.

     Value: an integer between 1 and 1000 inclusive.

     Default: 20.
---

Moreover, may be you should consider purchasing a license giving you 
access to the source code of  XSL Server, so you can read it and 
possibly make small changes to it.



>
> I am trying to design an application that polls a database for print
> jobs and then fires concurrent, but synchronous requests at XSL server
> (with each synchronous request runs in a its own thread – the thread
> receives the rendered document and then writes it to disk).  The idea is
> to be able to throw jobs at XSL Server as fast as possible, and render
> as many documents concurrently as possible.  We need to be able to
> process dozens, if not hundreds, of documents in as little time as possible.
>


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