Re: Fw: [Htmlparser-user] Bad formed web page

[R. <ced...@fr...>]

Oh yes excuse me, it's another test :)
I attach the new document.
I've trimed another line of the page :)

I don't run software with options, I use class with my own program, but it 
was just for testing :)
I could make a fix when I find some time too :)

I'll register sourceforge asap and I'll try to understand how CVS works :)
For the moment I can send my fixes to the developer mailing list.

Regards,

Cedric.

At 18:43 27/06/2002 +0900, you wrote:
>Hi Cedric,
>Thanks for this fix. But when I download the CVS version of HTMLParser and
>try to parse the page again I get this error:
>"java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
>          <<no stack trace available>>
>Exception in thread "main" "
>
>Is-it normal ? Should I catch this error and write my own code around ?
>Its highly abnormal... It should not happen - are you trying it with the 
>same piece of html ? Send me the data you are trying on. If its the same 
>page, it works perfectly on my end. I am running HTMLParser (main) with no 
>params except the file name.
>
>Other question, I can't run the software with two options. Is-it normal ?
>Why don't you set the options before the name of the file to parse ?
>
>Yes, this is normal (a feature, not a bug). This is bcos the options are 
>intended only as a demo, and I didnt think it'd really be of use to 
>people. Are you actually using it this way ? Also, another thing is I am 
>not full time on this, so I'd be grateful if you can join up as a 
>developer and make this fix.
>
>All code recieved from developers is acknowledged both in the code, and 
>the Contributors page that goes out with each release. You can send me 
>your sourceforge id and I can add you as a developer.
>
>It can be used like this:
>public HTMLStringNode(String text,int textBegin,int textEnd)
>{
>    NormalizeHtmlCode normalizer = new NormalizeHtmlCode();
>    this.text = normalizer.html2text(text);
>    this.textBegin = textBegin;
>    this.textEnd = textEnd;
>}
>You can implement it with the meta-tags, ...
>
>This is cool. I think it will be useful in the toPlainString() method, 
>where we can get the actual meaningful text out. I'd be glad to include 
>this as soon as I find some time. Or Tariq can also join as a developer 
>and I can give him CVS access to do it.
>
>Thanks a lot for your participation.
>
>Cheers,
>Somik