Re: [cellml-discussion] Representing the next version of theCellML Specification

2007-11-07 Thread Wilfred Li
+1

Regards,
 
Wilfred
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I don't know much (if anything!) about the solutions offered
here, but:

- the current HTML version is nice for viewing from a web
browser, but
if
you have ever tried to print things out you will no doubt have
noticed
that
it doesn't look great anymore. I remember that there used to be
a
'proper'
PDF version of the specifications. I really wish we still had
something
like
that.

- Besides the obvious (i.e. easy to use, easy to maintain, well-
established
technology, etc.), I am not too fussed about the solution we go
for, as
long
as it is suitable for the end user (e.g. looks nice both on and
off the
web
site).

This being all said, and based on Andrew's pros/cons, I would
personally
vote for DocBook.

Alan.

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Re: [cellml-discussion] Cellml website access speed and IE7 warning

2007-06-21 Thread Wilfred Li
1) The data reported is from a CLI in cygwin terminal, so least amount
of overhead presumably. 

$ time wget -O - http://www.cellml.org  /dev/null
--02:41:34--  http://www.cellml.org/
   = `-'
Resolving www.cellml.org... 130.216.208.2
Connecting to www.cellml.org|130.216.208.2|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 19,177 (19K) [text/html]

100%[==]
19,17720.36K/s 

02:41:37 (20.32 KB/s) - `-' saved [19177/19177]


real0m5.765s
user0m0.061s
sys 0m0.187s

I must say that I'm on a 11 Mbps line at a hotel in DC, yes, they still
have these evil 11 Mbps lines in our capital. Just for comparison:

$ time wget -O - http://www.sdsc.edu  /dev/null
--02:43:00--  http://www.sdsc.edu/
   = `-'
Resolving www.sdsc.edu... 132.249.21.111
Connecting to www.sdsc.edu|132.249.21.111|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 17,853 (17K) [text/html]

100%[==]
17,85355.82K/s 

02:43:00 (55.78 KB/s) - `-' saved [17853/17853]


real0m1.965s
user0m0.077s
sys 0m0.123s

$ time wget -O - http://www.auckland.ac.nz  /dev/null
--02:44:09--  http://www.auckland.ac.nz/
   = `-'
Resolving www.auckland.ac.nz... 130.216.11.202
Connecting to www.auckland.ac.nz|130.216.11.202|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 16,891 (16K) [text/html]

100%[==]
16,891 9.62K/s 

02:44:21 (9.60 KB/s) - `-' saved [16891/16891]


real0m12.403s
user0m0.077s
sys 0m0.155s


The DNS resolution appears to be sluggish, besides the transfer rate.

2,3) Apparently IE is slower than the other browsers because it has to
process this warning about MSXML 5.0 on every page. Opera 9 loads the
first page very slow, maybe 10 sec, but then the other pages are quite
fast. My firefox is set up with UCSD proxy, so it'll be slower, and I
don't use it normally.

4) See 1). 

Regards,
 
Wilfred
 

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Subject: Re: [cellml-discussion] Cellml website access 
speed and IE7 warning

Wilfred Li wrote:
 Hi, everyone,

 It seems that the access speed from North America to 
the website is 
 rather slow,
Network latencies and throughputs from New Zealand - 
US are always going to be slower than the typical 
speeds within each respective country, so I'm not sure 
if this is normal or not. It takes just over a second 
to load and render http://www.sdsc.edu/ from within 
Auckland, as opposed to under a second for 
http://www.cellml.org/ (obviously, the pages don't have 
exactly the same amount of data required, and this is 
in Firefox, so this might be different than for you).

I'm also not sure if you mean the network speed or the 
page rendering speed, so a few things to try that might 
narrow it down:

1) Can you give us some quantitative measure of what 
you mean by slow. I would recommend something like the 
following:
time wget -O - http://www.cellml.org/ /dev/null

If this is fast, perhaps the time it takes for a 
complete page reload in your browser might be useful 
(Shift + F5 in most browsers).

2) Does the slowness happen for all pages or just some?

3) Is there any difference between browsers (e.g. is it 
just as slow in Firefox)?

4) How long does it take for http://www.auckland.ac.nz 
to load in your browser?

  and I keep getting the warning from IE7 about This 
website wants to 
 run the following add-on MSXML 5.0, ...?
   
Does this happen when you try to open a CellML model in 
IE or even on normal pages? Can you narrow down when 
this happens?

Thanks for reporting this issue,

Best regards,
Andrew

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[cellml-discussion] Cellml website access speed and IE7 warning

2007-06-20 Thread Wilfred Li
Hi, everyone,

It seems that the access speed from North America to the website is
rather slow, and I keep getting the warning from IE7 about This website
wants to run the following add-on MSXML 5.0, ...? 

Regards,
 
Wilfred
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