Re: [Htmlparser-user] Testing/feedback, question

[Somik R. <so...@ya...>]

1) I have changed my schedule to accomodate yours to some degree. That =
is to say, I've observed that your posts are always between 6pm and 2am =
my time (Seattle) and that your company is in Tokyo. As such, I intend =
to work between 6 and 9 local time to move this forward for a few days, =
if I may.

Cool! This collaboration will be fun.

2) My SourceForge ID is 'claudeduguay' but I have never used it (though =
it's active - I just checked).

I've added you as a developer. You can check out the code, and run the =
build scripts. Instructions are at =
http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=3D24399

3) I'll try to collect up what I can as we do these tests by writing to =
this mailing list. I hope that will at least capture the information. =
After we've collected enough useful data, I'll be happy to write =
something up that coallesses as much as possible into a single document =
for you.
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Great.

4) I will work from home in the evenings and from the office in the =
mornings this week, so I'll upgrade the product at work in the morning =
to use the 1.2 integration release for subsequent testing.
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Sounds good.

Note that the tests are larely in-product tests for a document converter =
which is part of a larger system. As such, the timing numbers I provide =
will be for complete processing, including directory traversals, file =
conversions and transmission times, through the bulk of this processing =
is parsing. Transmissions are being done on a LAN so they are very fast =
and file traversal time is negligeable.

Cool.

Bytway, could you subscribe to the htmlparser-developer mailing list ? =
We could continue our collaboration on that list, and leave this forum =
for user questions. =
http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/htmlparser-developer

Cheers,
Somik