Aleksey, Great job. Here are few comments: 1. > at worst, cover the functionality of Sun's RTF parser, the first goal will be > to conduct black-box tests on Sun's implementation of RTFEditorKit. I believe "worst" is not good for application, let's be positive. I suggest we set a goal "to conduct black box testing of Sun implementation, create a grammar under Apache license for one of the popular parser generators, and create RTFEditorKit toolkit implementation based on that grammar. The side goal of exposing such grammar under open source license would help any java program to conduct RTF parsing."
2. > Test cases for all created Java classes and documentation. I believe testing classes is enough. 3. Please, add the parser from Eclipse team to you list. While we may not want the third parser in Harmony, but this consideration might be weak compared to the advantages of that parser advantages. BTW I believe we are using ecj already for hdk. 4. It seems that "" around URLs are not needed to get them work on Apache Wiki. 5. May be replace "mid-term evaluation" with "enabling <some test> with RTF editor"? I've heard Sun has some RTF demo. Thank you for your effort! On Sun, Mar 30, 2008 at 3:28 PM, Aleksey Lagoshin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Here is my application for harmony-swing-rtf project. It would be great if > someone read it and gave advice on how to improve it. > > http://wiki.apache.org/general/AlekseyLagoshin/GSoC2008/harmony-swing-rtf > > Many thanks. :) > -- > Thanks, > Aleksey > -- With best regards, Alexei
