Yes, the the images tag like <img src=".."> get parsed
correctly. but
problem comes only  when image tag is self ending like
<img ... />.

If it's jdk html parser feature then I think this
problem must be coming for
all other tags that are self ending (I had not tested
this one).

Is there any way we can rectify this problem... ?

rajendra

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Stuart Belden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 07, 2003 6:58 AM
Subject: Re: How to handle self-ending Tags in
HTMLRewriter?


> It is probably a feature of the jdk html parser.  Do
image tags that end
like <img src=".." > get parsed correctly?
>
> >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/05/03 02:19PM >>>
> Hi,
>
> Right now I'm using Websurf Portlet which uses
HTMLRewriter to rewrite the
urls so that they will be displayed in given Portlet
window.
>
> Websurf Portlet works just fine. But I have some
other issue.
> If the url which I'm fetching has self-ending tags
> for eg. <img src="/images/url.gif" />
> In this case, the rewritten url contains one more
closing bracket ">" so
in after rewriting url, the resulting image tag looks
like <img
src="/images/url.gif" />>
>
> Since my image tags carry url links with them, this
extra closing tag gets
visible. After debuggin' thru code found that in case
of such tags only
handleStartTag() gets called. And another thing that I
noted is once parser
finds / during processing, parser immediately puts the
closing bracket
itself.
>
> Can anybody pls guide me in how to set the
HTMLRewriter so that it will
handle such self-ending tags in correct way to avoid
appending of extra
closing brackets ?
>
> thanks,
> j
>
>
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