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The following list specifies performance factors to consider
when working with the Output service:
When invoking the Output service within a process, you
can improve the performance by making the process a short-lived
process. A long-lived process persists data in the LiveCycle database,
resulting in a performance cost.
As of LiveCycle 8.2, you can turn off security for the Output
service. By turning off security, the Output service does not authenticate
a user when it performs an operation, therefore improving the performance
of a given operation.
Changing the caching option of the LiveCycle repository to
manual optimizes performance. The default setting results in lower
performance because the Output service assumes that a form (or fragments)
have changed since the last time it was used.
Forms that contain justified fields decrease performance;
that is, justification degrades performance.
Use of non-explicit data binding in form designs for batch
processing results in decreased performance. (See Processing batch data to create multiple documents.)
When working with batch processing and when possible, use
incremental loading. (See the section on Incremental loading)
When designing a form, use fonts that support a particular
language to improve performance.
Note: For information
about processing large XML data files that contain many records,
see Maximizing throughput.
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