Sam,
I've had some success in passing in an HTMLReader object I construct
from the contents of a URL (from which you can get your own header info).
But an outstanding issue ([ 649133 ] reader.reset crash in HTMLParser
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=649133&group_id=24399&atid=381399)
that explains there is an exception thrown at the end of parsing by a
reset() on the reader object for pages longer than 5000 characters,
means you have to perform a workaround like this until it gets fixed:
reader = new HTMLReader (some_reader, some_url);
parser = new HTMLParser (reader);
// reset/remark to end of stream
reader.reset ();
reader.mark (real_number_of_characters_available_in_reader);
// proceed with parse
Derrick
Sam Joseph wrote:
>Hi Somik,
>
>Once again apologies for barraging you with the questions this week, but
>I guess that's what open source is all about eh?
>
>When you wrote the NeuroGridHTMLParser for me a while back you added
>functionality to support getting the full plain text of a page. I've
>been busy modifying that and one of the things I'd really like to do is
>initialize a StringBuffer to an appropriate size, so that the buffer
>doesn't have to get resized while parsing the page.
>
>My first thought is that I would like to get access the HTTP headers
>that would tell me the content length of the incoming HTML page, and
>looking through the HTMLParser as is, it looks like I can't really
>access those headers directly.
>
>Is there some other mechanism to determine a document's length before
>parsing starts, or could we put one in?
>
>Naturally when reading from a file as opposed to a url one would call a
>different underlying method, but it would seem plausible to have a
>getDocumentSize() method. Or how about access to the underlying File or
>URLConnection objects?
>
>I'm just thinking out loud, ..., maybe giving the user the ability to
>pass in a URLConnection or File object would be the best, as then the
>user could get all the info they need. I guess some changes would be
>required to support this given that currently the HTMLParser opens
>connections using this private method:
>
>private HTMLReader openURLConnection() throws HTMLParserException {
>try {
>// Its a web address
>resourceLocn=HTMLLinkProcessor.removeEscapeCharacters(resourceLocn);
>resourceLocn=checkEnding(resourceLocn);
>resourceLocn=HTMLLinkProcessor.fixSpaces(resourceLocn);
>URL url = new URL(resourceLocn);
>URLConnection uc = url.openConnection();
>return new HTMLReader(new BufferedReader(new
>InputStreamReader(uc.getInputStream(),"8859_4")),resourceLocn);
>}
>catch (Exception e) {
>String msg="HTMLParser.openURLConnection() : Error in opening a URL
>connection to "+resourceLocn;
>HTMLParserException ex = new HTMLParserException(msg,e);
>feedback.error(msg,ex);
>throw ex;
>}
>}
>
>CHEERS> SAM
>
>
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