Re: [Htmlparser-user] Bug in HTMLFrameTag ?

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

--- Elodie Tasia <et...@in...> wrote:
> I answer to myself ;o) I think I've found the source
> of my problem.
> I've added :
> 
> parser.addScanner( new HTMLFrameSetScanner() );
> parser.addScanner( new HTMLFrameScanner() );
> 
> to my code, and it seems to work now.
> But I've discored another problem : if there is one
> or many <frameset> tags included in a <frameset>,
> they are not detected (only the <frame> tags).
> 
> Could someone confirm me that, or I'm totally wrong
> ?

There are many ways to get to the child tags. Here are
some :
Assuming you have got the first frameset tag
for (SimpleEnumeration e =
firstFrameSetTag.children(); e.hasMoreNodes(); ) {
	HTMLNode node = e.nextNode();
	if (node instanceof HTMLFrameSetTag) {
		HTMLFrameSetTag frameSetTag =
			(HTMLFrameSetTag)node;
	}
	if (node instanceof HTMLFrameTag) {
		HTMLFrameTag frameTag =
			(HTMLFrameTag)node;	
	}
}

ALTERNATIVELY:
If you are only interested in frameset tags,
parser = new HTMLParser(..);
parser.registerScanners();
HTMLNode [] frameSetTags =
	parser.extractAllNodesThatAre(HTMLFrameSetTag.class);

If you are interested in both frameset and frame, a
cleaner approach is :
public class MyParserVisitor extends HTMLVisitor {
	public void visitTag(HTMLTag tag) {
		if (tag.getTagName().equals("FRAMESET") ||
		    tag.getTagName().equals("FRAME") {
			// Do what you want to do.
		}
	}
	public void get..() {
	}
}

parser = new HTMLParser(..);
MyParserVisitor myParserVisitor = new
MyParserVisitor();
parser.visitAllNodesWith(myParserVisitor);
myParserVisitor.get..();

Regards,
Somik

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