in reply to XML-Parser with web application

When I run into performance issues/surprises I profile the code to find out what exactly is the bottleneck. You post quite a lot of code. Maybe you should narrow it down a little bit. Where exactly and how much is the delay, have you measured it? As a general remark: if you post some XSLT you should also post the XML it is acting on. Although I don't think the problem is in the XSLT transformation.

Cheers

Harry

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Re^2: XML-Parser with web application
by sanku (Beadle) on Jul 26, 2010 at 12:52 UTC
    Actually it's taking some fraction of time to create XML file. With in writing the file the form is submitting the value. That's my problem. I want to know weather there is any way to submit a form after completing the XML file. Thanks
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      I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly. Typically a user submits a form by clicking on a button, the server does some processing and returns the results to the user. Do you mean send the results back to the user? I don't understand the logic of your script. For one thing I would expect a "$var new CGI;" somewhere. But you also send an email with data. I suggest you first write a simple CGI application that works and later add the XML stuff. See CGI Programming for help.

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        I know that what every I have done right now is some how difficult than normal cgi application. But i would like to do this work only by using XML outfile and XML parser to convert the xml file to html file. Do you know any module which will parse the XML file as reference value and XSLT file as file in perl. Thanks sanku
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