Steve
>http://www.delphi3000.com/article.asp?ID=1245
>
>
>
>It may be what you are after
>
well sort of. it's the right framework for handling
a chunk of stuff from a server, doing something to
it and passing it back out.
but the actual parsing details - like say finding
a table and taking
> >data available as XML.
>
>
> lol.dare to dream
>
slashdot.org does.
"A major NZ publishing house" does, but you have to pay for it (ie, you buy
a feed from them) - thats how a lot of NZ sites get their news - XML feed :)
After you said this I went looking and I found one that you DON'T
On Mon, 25 Sep 2000 07:46:20 +0700 "Nello Sestini" wrote:
> But - what I was hoping to find was something with the
> machinery for parsing the "raw" HTML responses that the
> filter intercepts from the server.I can tweak them
> however I like - but I have to take the raw HTML apart
> m
> >Better yet would be if the web-site you are trawling the data
> from made the
> >data available as XML.
>
>
> lol.dare to dream
>
slashdot.org does.
"A major NZ publishing house" does, but you have to pay for it (ie, you buy
a feed from them) - thats how a lot of NZ sites get their news -
Wilfred,
>If it was well-formed HTML, you could use an XML parser. The MS XML DOM
>also has an easy-to-use component to do HTTP gets and posts.
wow - this is exactly the sort of thing I was looking for.
not sure yet if I can rely on well-formed HTML.And that would be a
problem but this th
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> Build an ISAPI filter (look it up in Delphi docs).
> 'Tis precisely what they're designed for ...
Thanks - I have looked at this actually - and you&#x
> Build an ISAPI filter (look it up in Delphi docs).
> 'Tis precisely what they're designed for ...
Thanks - I have looked at this actually - and you're right
it is the "hook" in the right place.
But - what I was hoping to find was something with the
machinery for parsing the "raw" HTML respon
Build an ISAPI filter (look it up in Delphi docs).
'Tis precisely what they're designed for ...
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