Danny Ayers wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I've not had any major problems with real-world html & the Swing parser
> - the only thing that's bothered me has been not getting links contained
> in Javascript, which you couldn't really expect anyway.
> What kind of things have you had happening?
>
Two sets of issues, one set serious, the other not.
Not so serious: The swing parser handled invalid html differently than
Netscape. Actually, this was serious for me, but it's completely unfair
to expect anything else. My particular problem was improperly closed
quotes around attribute values.
More serious: Some (invalid and very bizarre but guaranteed found
in nature) input files were giving me exceptions. This isn't really
a bug in the swing parser, of course, since the input files weren't
proper HTML.
If you control the original HTML (like for a template system) none
of the error recovery stuff really matters, since you can always fix the
HTML to be valid.
-cks
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