[Dart] Question about customizing HTML and/or XML form conten t

[Miller, James V (CRD)]

Yes,

Test timing will be added to Dart. We just have to figure out:

1) How to measure the CPU time a given test takes from when run from a Tcl exec call.
2) How to structure the "search" backwards in time for historical information
3) How we want to render this information.  I would suggest that we use one of the standard packages
(python, perl, tcl) that wraps the GDI graphic utility.

We are not using any special java code.  Dart comes with one jar file that rolls up the Xalan parser
and XSLT engines together.  These are separate open-source projects.

The server side is really driven by the XSLT files (XML Style sheet language translator).  Given the
standard xalan.jar file and an xsl file, a given xml file is converted into HTML.  So all the "magic"
would happen in Test.xsl which is run on the server.  If we use approach #3, above, this might mean
simply extracting some information into a separate XML file and putting a link in an HTML page that
will run the cgi-bin script.


-----Original Message-----
From: ebmiddlecamp at imation.com [mailto:ebmiddlecamp at imation.com]
Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 12:10 PM
To: dart at public.kitware.com
Subject: [Dart] Question about customizing HTML and/or XML form content


Hi all,

This is my first post to the list, so forgive me if this question has been
asked already.. (I couldn't find the archives, if there are any.)

Here is my question: Are there any plans to add on "CPU Timing" information
to Dart, like the VTK dashboard has? I would attempt to do this myself, but
the Java source for HTML generation is currently not available. I imagine
that the modifications at the client would be fairly trivial (modify
test.tcl, modify test.xsl), but the modifications at the server are an
unknown (well, for me, at least.)

Does this sound feasible? If so, would it be possible to get a copy of the
Java source code?

Regards,
Eric Middlecamp
Imation Corp


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