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</xsl:stylesheet>
Like global variables, if a user region encompasses a call-template, it includes the
time spent in all templates called.
Profiling results are available with the show profile command, from the WebGUI (
STATUS → Stylesheet Profiles), or through the XML management interface.
Note: Debug mode changes the output of the program. Instead of generating its
Configuration overview
Use the following procedure to implement a Compile Options Policy:
1. Use the compile-options command (Global) to create a named Compile
2. Use the profile or debug command (Compile Options Policy) to define URL
3. Use the exit command to commit the newly-defined Profiling Policy and return
4. Use the xslconfig command (Global) to assign the Profiling Policy to an XML
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<!--
Time spent in statements appearing here will show up in both the template
profile and region-1.
-->
<xsl:.../>
<xsl:for-each select="something" dp:profile="region-2">
<!--
Time spent in statements appearing here will show up in the template
profile, region-1, AND region-2
-->
<xsl:.../>
</xsl:for-each>
</dp:profile>
<xsl:for-each select="..." dp:profile="region-3">
<!-- time spent here will show up in the template profile and region-3 -->
<xsl:.../>
</xsl:for-each>
<!-- time spent here will only show up in the template profile -->
<xsl:.../>
</xsl:template>
normal output, the program is modified to output an HTML web page
describing which line of the style sheet generated each piece of the output.
In addition, the debug page is annotated with notes when templates are
entered, with the values that are assigned to variables, and other messages
that may assist the user in XSLT development or troubleshooting.
Options Policy.
sets to be profiled.
You assign URL Maps to the Compile Options Policy to define one or more
URL sets that are subject to profiling.
Any style sheet whose URL matches the criteria specified by the profile or
debug command will be profiled.
to Global configuration mode.
Manager, thus enabling profiling by that XML Manager.
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