> Further suggestions:
>
> I would allow multiple suffixes in the plugin.xml for one content
> parser.
Probably not a good idea. At least, do not make this a default.
There are *.php scripts which emit non text/html contents, such
as image/gif, etc.
I think, ideally, a parser should only be associated with
Content-Type. It is not parser's job to determine Content-Type
by filename extension (url suffix) or any other means.
John
>
> Now:
> <implementation id="net.nutch.parse.html.HtmlParser"
> class="net.nutch.parse.html.HtmlParser"
> contentType="text/html"
> pathSuffix="html"/>
>
> Suggestion:
> <implementation id="net.nutch.parse.html.HtmlParser"
> class="net.nutch.parse.html.HtmlParser"
> contentType="text/html"
> pathSuffix="html, htm, jsp, php, asp"/>
>
> To get this working we need to change as well one line in the
> ParserFactory:
> (line 103)
>
> Now:
> if (suffix.equals(extension.getAttribute("pathSuffix")))
>
> Suggestion:
> if (extension.getAttribute("pathSuffix").indexOf(suffix)=>0)
>
>
> Cheers,
> Stefan
>
>
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