Hi,
I need an HTML editor for my project. Does anybody know any available
one out there written in JAVA?
Also, I need to check the correctness of all the links between html or
image files in a package. I meant checking whether the values of "src"
tags are correct or not in an html document. Is there any available
tool out there that can do this task? an HTML parser?
Any help is greatly appricated.
Tung Chau
Paul Lutus - 21 Oct 2004 04:17 GMT
> Hi,
> I need an HTML editor for my project. Does anybody know any available
> one out there written in JAVA?
Arachnophilia, free at: http://www.arachnoid.com/arachnophilia
> Also, I need to check the correctness of all the links between html or
> image files in a package. I meant checking whether the values of "src"
> tags are correct or not in an html document. Is there any available
> tool out there that can do this task? an HTML parser?
A few minutes' work with Perl should be able to accomplish this.

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Tung Chau - 21 Oct 2004 18:13 GMT
> > Hi,
> > I need an HTML editor for my project. Does anybody know any available
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>
> A few minutes' work with Perl should be able to accomplish this.
Thanks alot. But I actually need a web-based HTML editor written in
JSP. Sorry for the wrong question.
steph - 21 Oct 2004 08:34 GMT
Le 21/10/2004 04:59, Tung Chau a écrit :
> Hi,
> I need an HTML editor for my project. Does anybody know any available
> one out there written in JAVA?
> Also, I need to check the correctness of all the links between html or
> image files in a package. I meant checking whether the values of "src"
> tags are correct or not in an html document. Is there any available
> tool out there that can do this task? an HTML parser?
TAGSOUP is an open-source api that can produice valid xhtml from dirty html.
The only thing you have to do is to implement a SAX handler (startElement,
endElement, characters, etc.).
> Any help is greatly appricated.
for sure.
> Tung Chau

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