Re: Re: Re: [Htmlparser-user] Bug found

[Somik R. <so...@ya...>]

Hi Cheng,
Would you please explain the meaning of next variable??? THX.

Sorry, I forgot about that.. The second variable is a string which =
denotes a default url. This is the url that will be used for resolving =
relative links. You can ignore the int param..

Regards,
Somik

  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: Cheng Jun=20
  To: htm...@li...=20
  Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2002 12:00 AM
  Subject: Re: Re: Re: [Htmlparser-user] Bug found


  Dear Somik Raha,

  THX for your reply.

  I tried your suggesting at once. But got a problem. You gave me the =
code below.=20



  StringReader sr =3D new StringReader(sb.toString());
  HTMLReader reader =3D new HTMLReader(new BufferedReader(sr));   This =
should be HTMLReader(BufferedReader , int p1 / String p1)=20
  HTMLParser parser =3D new HTMLParser(reader);


  Would you please explain the meaning of next variable??? THX.

  =20

  Best wishes,

  Cheng Jun

  2002-07-03

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          Hi Cheng,
          This is just a little problem. In my project I need the =
absolute link. You may write another method to give the absolute link =
output.=20

           I am not sure I understand.. As I mentioned earlier, the =
linkTag.getLink() provides you the absolute link (check =
http://htmlparser.sourceforge.net/javadoc/com/kizna/html/tags/HTMLLinkTag=
.html)=20

          Another sugguestion. I write the my own page downloader. The =
problem is your parsing only paring the page avaiable in the HD.=20

          Could you give us another interface to parse the page content =
stored in a String or StringBuffer or something else.=20

          Oh, you can parse pages off a StringBuffer :). In fact, this =
is the basis of all testcases written for the parser. Check the source =
and see any of the scanner testcases. If you have a StringBuffer-  this =
is what you could do - assuming you had a string buffer - sb.

          StringReader sr =3D new StringReader(sb.toString());
          HTMLReader reader =3D new HTMLReader(new BufferedReader(sr));
          HTMLParser parser =3D new HTMLParser(reader);

          Thats it! You can start parsing now. This is how we have over =
100 tests, giving specific inputs to the parser.=20
          HTH.

          Cheers,
          Somik
      =20


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