- From: Anselm Baird-Smith <abaird@w3.org>
- Date: Fri, 6 Sep 1996 16:16:39 +0500
- To: Viktor <viktor@irisz.hu>
- Cc: "'www-jigsaw@w3.org'" <www-jigsaw@w3.org>
viktor@irisz.hu writes: > > How about using avh HTML parser (let me know if you need the > > URL). It's pretty flexible, and quite fast. > > YES, sure I'm interested! I spent lot of times these days with hunting > for tools and docs in this topic, even to discover what the hell > SGML is, but didn't found one which addresses this task, > and it's written in java. Specialy I want to implement some kind > of SSI which fits to my needs. Jesterday finaly made a parser > with jax, which can react when founding > <jigsaw [name[=value]]+> style tags... I can't find the URL again, can you try looking with altavista (htmlpars was included in the name of the file - you might want to try archie too). Sorry. > > Note that parsing the file > > should be done in FileResource.updateFileAttributes, so that it gets > > done only once, when the file (ie the content) of the resource > > changes > > I've put it there (in updateFileAttributes), but as I look now, I see > that I've override FileResource.initialize: > > public void initialize(Object values[]) { > super.initialize(values); > updateAttributes(); > } > > I hope I had some reasons to do it, but didn't made a note... > Sure I found that the title didn't calculated when the resource > is created, only when it's updated. This bug has been fixed, updateFileAttributes is called when created Anselm.
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