I'm running Alfresco Version: Community Network - v2.9.0 (B 683) on tomcat.
Whilst loading documents into a space with a custom presentation template, I found performance was being degraded.
Clicking on the space in Alfresco would cause Tomcat to run at 100% CPU and it could take 1 or two minutes (!) to display the space in question.
The more PDFs I added to the space, the worse things got, until finally you couldn't view the space at all - it would generate a TomCat proxy timeout error!
I found that by going into my presentation template and commenting out the lines which were displaying Categories, performance returned to normal.
Is this a known issue with catagories?
I found them very useful for tagging content with particular types of stuff, where a single metadata field would be inappropriate, as the document could fall in more than one category.
The culprit lines in the ftl file were:
<td>
<#if child.properties["custom:CustomerFacing"]?exists>
${child.properties["custom:CustomerFacing"]?string("Yes","No")}
<#else>
N/A
</#if>
</td>
<td>
<#– <@listSubCategories "Languages" child/>–>
</td>
<td>
<#–<@listSubCategories "Product name" child/>–>
</td>
<td>
<#– <@listSubCategories "Product version" child/>–>
</td>
<td>
<#–<@listSubCategories "Product deployment type" child/>–>
</td>
</tr>
</#list>
</table>
<#macro listSubCategories catName child>
<#list classification.getRootCategories("cm:generalclassifiable") as cat>
<#if cat.name = catName>
<#assign first="yes">
<#list cat.subCategories as subCat>
<#if subCat.immediateCategoryMembers?seq_contains(child)>
<#if first="no">
,
</#if>
${subCat.name}
<#assign first="no">
</#if>
</#list>
</#if>
</#list>
</#macro>
Is there anything bad looking in there?
