Re: [ajug-members]: Parsing HTML

[Jason Chambers <tooger@bellsouth.net>]

You're right Bill! I had a memory lapse - it happens sometimes.  I 
haven't used HttpClient directly - I used HttpUnit - it turns out to be 
very useful even if you are not using it for unit testing. I also have 
used the NekoHTML parser. I responded back to Mike today from work along 
with code examples for both APIs. I couldn't post to the mailing list 
from work because my work e-mail is not the subscription e-mail for 
AJUG. I have asked Mike to post my response on my behalf.

Jason

Bill Siggelkow wrote:

>Did you mean HttpUnit?  HttpUnit will create an object representation of an
>HTTP Response. 
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>Bill Siggelkow
>billsigg@bellsouth.net
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Jason Chambers [mailto:tooger@bellsouth.net] 
>Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 6:04 PM
>To: ajug-members@ajug.org
>Subject: Re: [ajug-members]: Parsing HTML
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>I've used HttpClient from Jakarta with success before.
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>Mike Barnes wrote:
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>>I have a project that needs to be able to analyze html files.
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>>What is the best way to do this. Is it to first run HTML through JTIDY 
>>and then an XML parser? Or is there a more efficient way?
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>>Thanks in advance.
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>>Mike Barnes
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