XHTMLTranscoder is an open-source Java class that quickly converts broken HTML code to well-formed XHTML.The transcoded documents are generally recognized as valid XHTML documents by the W3C Markup Validation Service.
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1.0.007 (2006-02-03) - imports were reorganized - XHTMLElements class were redesigned - the source of following classes were removed from src directory and added as .class resources on res directory. - com.tecnick.htmlutils.htmlentities.HTMLEntities.class (http://htmlentities.sourceforge.net) - com.tecnick.htmlutils.htmlstrings.HTMLStrings.class (http://htmlstrings.sourceforge.net) - com.tecnick.xmlconfigreader.XMLConfigReader.class (http://xmlconfigreader.sourceforge.net) 1.0.006 (2005-03-30) - config files may be located on jar file - jar file were added on www directory 1.0.005 (2005-03-24) - fixed getProperty Exception when used in applet context - java.net release 1.0.004 (2005-03-20) - minor bugfix 1.0.003 (2005-03-20) - fixed numeric entities recognition 1.0.002 (2005-03-20) - improved unhtmlentities function 1.0.001 (2005-03-20) - improved charset conversion 1.0.000 (2005-03-15) - sourceforge release
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XHTMLTranscoder is an open-source Java class that quickly converts broken HTML code to well-formed XHTML. This class extend the com.tecnick.htmlutils Java package that provides a collection of utilities to create, parse and convert HTML/XHTML documents. XHTMLTranscoder is a fast transcoder useful to convert HTML code in real-time. This class do not check headers, it checks only the general rules for tags, attributes and nesting: tags (elements) names in lowercase; attributes names in lowercase; elements nesting; elements termination; unquoted attributes; unminimized attributes; unterminated empty tags; preserve other languages elements (php, asp, jsp, ...). The HTML documents transcoded using the XHTMLTranscoder class are generally recognized as valid XHTML document by the W3C Markup Validation Service.
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