Simon Courtenage wrote:
I also use htmlparser, which is rather good. I've had to customize it,
though, to parse strings containing
html source rather than accept urls of resources to fetch etc. Also it
crashes on meta tags that don't have
name attributes (something I discovered only a couple of days ago).
Actually, it already accepts strings without modifying the library:
String htmlSource = "<html>...</html>";
Parser parser = new Parser(new Lexer(htmlSource));
I will have to watch out for those meta tags though. Time to go test it.
Daniel
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