Anybody know html parser writing in java which take in account php tags
and could work with non-valid html or processing peace of html document
with php tags?
I found two library

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Excuse me if I'm in the wrong users group for this question, but this
forum is the best around so I'm giving it a shot. I have a connection
statement to make a connection with a MySQL 3.1 database via JDBC that
follows:

I am trying to use the URL class in order to emulate browser behavior.
the scenario I'm working on is as follow :
call a web-application - page a
read page a , inside the page I find an <img src=.../some-servlet>

I am running the following code and am having problems with it
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while (running.get())
{

Can u please explain me what is a pseudo code?
Thanks...

We've got an app which is running slow, and a CPU profiler shows that 90% of
the time is being spent in java.io.RandomAccessFile.seek(). This is
mystifying, because we are reading 2K pages sequentially out of about 30
files, so there should be at maximum 30 seeks. At 10ms per ...

I'm trying to find a way to create a class, SomeNewClass that I can access
like a collection in C# so:
Ideally, hash key pairs would be allowed so:
SomeNewClass snc = new SomeNewClass();

suppose we have a setup where 4 systems are involved ,in which
server is running x platform and all other 3 are running other cross
platforms.
Suppose i want to access the data from server from all the 3 servers at

The Java application GUI (setPreferSize to some hardcoded dimension)
gets smaller when it comes to wide screen (Dell 16:9 laptop), and the
users have to resize the GUI every time they are launched (so as to see
the action buttons).  This problem seems to happen only for 16:9 wide

I wrote a java application that runs through several steps including
retrieving some records from a database and posting them to an
application server.
Occasionally I will want to stop the process midstream -- on other

I have a questions about how the contains() method works for a class in Collection framework with a user defined object. Do I have to do something special?
I tried the following example. But the output is not what I expected.
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import java ...

I am new to XML and I am trying to read an XML file 3 directory levels
up.
In the jsp I am setting the src to "..\..\..\directory\file.xml" and
I've tried "../../../directory/file.xml".  Both these methods don't

I noted something that surprised me. Winzip reads Sun pack2000 jars. I
would have thought they would be incompatible.  Are such jars done in
some way that makes them transparently compatible with old PKZip
formats, or did Winzip just get on the ball unusually quickly?