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Web data extraction (web data mining, web scraping) tool. It leverages well proved XML and text processing techologies in order to easely extract useful data from arbitrary web pages.
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GitGet
Ever wanted to download only a part of a Git repository.
Ever wanted to download only a part of a Git repository. Just paste the URL of the repo you want to download and sit back and enjoy. This simple java application makes use of Web Scraping and downloads only those files you need, thus helping you save your precious bandwidth and space. -
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A Java Web crawler: multi-threaded, scalable, with high performance, extensible and polite. It can be used to crawl and index any web or enterprise domain and is configurable through a XML configuration file.
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WebCollector
WebCollector is an open source web crawler framework based on Java.
WebCollector is an open source web crawler framework based on Java.It provides some simple interfaces for crawling the Web,you can setup a multi-threaded web crawler in less than 5 minutes. Github: https://github.com/CrawlScript/WebCollector Demo: https://github.com/CrawlScript/WebCollector/blob/master/YahooCrawler.java -
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Other spiders has a limited link depth, follows links not randomized or are combined with heavy indexing machines. This spider will has not link depth limits, randomize next url, that will be checked for new urls.
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This project will provide a tool for users to get a better understanding of the content and structure of an existing website. It will do this by providing a customised web spider as well as extensions to the GUESS graph visualisation application.
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WebNews Crawler is a specific web crawler (spider, fetcher) designed to acquire and clean news articles from RSS and HTML pages. It can do a site specific extraction to extract the actual news content only, filtering out the advertising and other cruft.
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HtmlClient provides an SGML/HTML/XHTML parser and connection client making web-spidering as easy for developers as actually surfing the web with a premade browser. Based on Apache's HttpClient.
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J-Obey is a Java Library/package, which allows people writing their own crawlers to have a stable Robots.txt parser, if you are writing a web crawler of some sort you can use J-Obey to take out the hassle of writing a Robots.txt parser/intrepreter.
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Robust featureful multi-threaded CLI web spider using apache commons httpclient v3.0 written in java. ASpider downloads any files matching your given mime-types from a website. Tries to reg.exp. match emails by default, logging all results using log4j.
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A Java implementation of a flexible and extensible web spider engine. Optional modules allow functionality to be added (searching dead links, testing the performance and scalability of a site, creating a sitemap, etc ..
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