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Antonio Gallardo wrote:

>Can you post the sizes of the returned pages in the thread? I guess this
>is an important point too.
>  
>

The pages are roughly similar in size:

home page: / 
17.54 KB (17964 bytes)

search1: /luxury_hotels/europe__france__paris/index.html
29.88 KB (30599 bytes)

search2: /luxury_hotels/bahamas_%26_the_caribbean/beach_resort/index.html
29.33 KB (30037 bytes)

search3:
/luxury_hotels/europe__france__paris/city_centre_location/index.html
30.29 KB (31017 bytes)

detail: /luxury_hotel/new_york,_ny/the_carlyle
25.65 KB (26267 bytes)


>Also, consider to move to cocoon 2.1.6, now here is why:
>
>http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=31760
>
>I saw you canged some pools inside tomcat. Did you changed some cocoon
>pools? Did you adjusted cocoon memory usage inside cocoon.xconf?
>  
>
Hm - I didn't (until just now) see that there were pool sizes specified 
in the cocoon.xconf. These are the values that I have

  <xml-parser class="org.apache.excalibur.xml.impl.JaxpParser" 
logger="core.xml-parser" pool-grow="4" pool-max="32" pool-min="8">
    <parameter name="validate" value="false"/>
    <parameter name="namespace-prefixes" value="false"/>
    <parameter name="stop-on-warning" value="true"/>
    <parameter name="stop-on-recoverable-error" value="true"/>
    <parameter name="reuse-parsers" value="true"/> <!-- EM: changed-->
    <parameter name="drop-dtd-comments" value="true"/>
  </xml-parser>

  <xml-serializer 
class="org.apache.cocoon.components.sax.XMLByteStreamCompiler" 
logger="core.xml-serializer" pool-grow="4" pool-max="32" pool-min="8"/>
  <xml-deserializer 
class="org.apache.cocoon.components.sax.XMLByteStreamInterpreter" 
logger="core.xml-deserializer" pool-grow="4" pool-max="32" pool-min="8"/>

I removed the store janitor and switched both the store and 
transient-store to Whirly Cache.

  <transient-store logger="core.store.transient">
        <backend>com.whirlycott.cache.impl.ConcurrentHashMapImpl</backend>
        <tuner-sleeptime>10</tuner-sleeptime>
        <!-- evicts least frequently used items when pruning -->
        <policy>com.whirlycott.cache.policy.LFUMaintenancePolicy</policy>
        <maxsize>10000</maxsize>
  </transient-store>

  <store logger="core.store">
    <parameter name="use-cache-directory" value="true"/>
        <backend>com.whirlycott.cache.impl.ConcurrentHashMapImpl</backend>
        <tuner-sleeptime>10</tuner-sleeptime>
        <!-- evicts least frequently used items when pruning -->
        <policy>com.whirlycott.cache.policy.LFUMaintenancePolicy</policy>
        <maxsize>10000</maxsize>
  </store>

Regards,
Eric Meyer