You probably have a malformed .html document. Try running a html validity
checker against the doc (i.e. jtidy) to see if the doc has errors.
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For Lotus Notes... yes... sort of. You'll have to either go through the
local file system using Lotus's Notes java libraries or you web-crawl the
documents that are exposed to the web via the database's URLs. Be aware
that when web-crawling, Notes databases can be a little frustrating.
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Are you implying ( ... public synchronized Searcher getSearcher()) to
use this synchronized method in a servlet/jsp thread as well? Is that a
good idea? Your jhtml example doesn't appear to synchronzied. Maybe I'm
missing something though.
Have tried that... even going so as as to push it to a Solaris server with
plenty more RAM than my NT box... still hanging, so assume it is something
other than memory. So far have stepped into it and it appears to be
hanging on HTMLParser parser = new HTMLParser(f); in HTMLDocument.class...
