#2 how to run the test?

[Anonymous]

when i run the examples with the file:
F:\javaonly\html_parser\src-htmlparser0.3a-7
\functionaltests\org\acmsl\htmlparser\html\HTMLProcesso
rTest.java
i use command:java
functionaltests.org.acmsl.htmlparser.html.HTMLProcessor
Test 1 index.htm
it response:

Compiler instantiation error.
Iteration 1
Compiler instantiation error.
Compiler instantiation error.
Compiler instantiation error.
Could not find compiler.
org.acmsl.regexpplugin.RegexpEngineNotFoundException
Compiler instantiation error.
Compiler instantiation error.
Could not find compiler.
org.acmsl.regexpplugin.RegexpEngineNotFoundException
Compiler instantiation error.
Compiler instantiation error.
Compiler instantiation error.
Compiler instantiation error.
Compiler instantiation error.
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
org.acm.regexpplugin.jakartaoro.Perl5MatcherOR
OAdapter
Could not find engine:
Jakarta Oro Perl 5
Processing time:0.1
Exception in thread "main"
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
at
functionaltests.org.acmsl.htmlparser.html.HTMLProcessor
Test.main(HTML
ProcessorTest.java:166)

so ,how can i run it?
really thanks

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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also
i can't find the
class:org.acm.regexpplugin.jakartaoro.Perl5MatcherOR
OAdapter in the jar files

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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I suffered the same problem a few days ago. As we Spanish
say, I remembered all the family of the author. But, don't
worry, for this bug there is a fast solution, although not for
some others. Make sure you have all the needed libraries (
gnu.regexp, jakarta-ORO, jakarta-regexp and junit) and the
provided dependencies. Now, as you can see, the
org.acm.regexpplugin.jakartaoro.Perl5MatcherOROAdapter
class has a little mistake. It has to be
org.acmsl.regexpplugin.jakartaoro.Perl5MatcherOROAdapter
(just add "sl" in ...acm..., in spanish is like add Inc to Sun)
Well, you have to change it in the source file
org.acmsl.regexpplugin.RegexpManager.java and will work
Besides, I must to tell you that further bugs made me chage
to http://htmlparser.sourceforge.net. Good luck whatever you
choose.

[Jose San Leandro Armendáriz]

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Thanks for including the error details.
It'll be fixed in the upcoming next release.

Anyway, I'd like to remember that this is a LGPL, with L of Lesser.
The reasons of using such license are mainly that the functionalities
this library tries to offer are already provided by other alternatives,
like, as it's been said, htmlparser. The GNU movement tries to make
software better by including all contributions from the free software
community.
Of course it shouldn't seem good for me to see that people prefers
other implementations. But it doesn't seem so bad. I mean, I publish
this to share the effort this library took, and maybe to save your time.
My intention is not to take money from you by any means. But you
cannot blame me either of anything: lack of documentation, bugs,
support or whatever. That would improve the library, and maybe be
more useful for more people, but it works for itself, no other intention
is behind the development of this parsing library.

Maybe some of you should consider paying for software, till you really
understand what free software movement is about.