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ANNOUNCEMENT : HTML parser for JDK 1.0 release
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Kondratiev Dima)
Fri Feb 16 17:01:40 1996
From: Kondratiev Dima <DIMA@edge.paragraph.com>
To: Java Interest <java-interest@java.sun.com>
Date: Fri, 16 Feb 96 16:22:00 R
HTML parser for JDK 1.0 release.
http://aldan.paragraph.com/JavaApp/htmlpars.tar.Z
I modified the code of HTML parser prototype, developed for testing the beta
release of HotJava
by Arthur van Hoff <http://java.sun.com/people/avh/>.
Some time ago the original code could be found at
ftp://java.sun.com/pub/java/avh/html.tar.z
I tried to get in touch with the author of the code with no result :(
Anyway, I have a working version of HTML parser for JDK 1.0 release now,
which doesn't require alpha3 version of HotJava to be installed.
It has the following limitations :
- no user properties support ;
- doesn't provide HotJava functionality, such as
net.www.http.HttpClient.firewallProxyHost;
cheers,
Dima.
dima@paragraph.com
http://aldan.paragraph.com/
--------------------------
Original readme file by Arthur van Hoff that comes with
the his sources :
>Hi,
>
>In this directory you will find a prototype of the HTML parser
>that we are testing for the beta release of HotJava. This code
>is being released to generate some early feedback. It is covered
>by the same licencing agreement as the alpha3 release of HotJava.
>
>The code in html.Parser reads a DTD and parses an html file. HTML
>errors are reported. For example:
>
> java html.Parser http://java.sun.com/
>
>You can also parse just the DTD as follows:
>
> java html.DTD html2-net
>
>This will print a complete listing of the DTD.
>
>--
>
>NOTE: It requires that you have installed the alpha3 version of
>HotJava on your machine.
>
>NOTE: This is a prototype. It is by no means complete or bug
>free. Please use it, fix it and let me know what the problems are
>so that I can make sure they get fixed in the beta release.
>
>NOTE: The code reads a properties file from your ~/.hotjava
>directory as well as from the current directory. This means that
>you should run it in the current directory.
>
>--
>
>Send feedback to avh@eng.sun.com.
>
>Have fun,
>
> Arthur van Hoff
> avh@eng.sun.com
>
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