[Htmlparser-developer] RE: question about using HTMLParser in Apache JMeter

[Derrick O. <der...@au...>]

Peter,

I can't think of anything special that needs to go in the license, other
than a reference to the htmlparser project on sourceforge.

Since this is only a snapshot, I don't think anybody needs commit
privileges for JMeter. Any updates will go into the htmlparser project
and when another major revision is released you can get everything at
once and reintegrate it at your leisure.

Derrick

-----Original Message-----
From: peter lin [mailto:jmw...@ya...]=20
Sent: October 9, 2003 11:08 AM
To: Derrick Oswald
Subject: RE: question about using HTMLParser in Apache JMeter



Hi derrick,


thanks for the assitance. I really do appreciate it.=20
feel free to publish the early benchmark results with
the test implementation for JMeter.

in case you don't have time to read it. using
HmtlParser increases the throughput of JMeter by 2-3x.
the memory and cpu usage are consistently less, but
only by 1-5% if incremental GC isn't used.

if incremental GC is used, the memory usage is half
that of using Tidy.  I would like to include a huge
thanks and acknowledgement in the license for all the
source files. Is there anything in particular you
would like included in the license.

I haven't had time to get in touch with the person
responsible for creating new projects, but we will
make HtmlParser a sub-project of JMeter.  Do you or
any of the other developers want commit priviledges
for JMeter in the mean time?  If you're too busy, I am
happy to take responsibility of merging updates and
patches.


peter lin