Hello everybody,
i posted this question already 2 weeks ago, but i got no answer. Could
someone please have a look at it?
I just wanna know where i should start. Would be great if someone could
help me getting started.
with best regards,
Marcus
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Betreff: How to write a plugin to ignore certain parts of a HTML Page?
Datum: Mon, 03 Jan 2011 18:40:48 +0100
Von: Marcus Böhm <[email protected]>
Antwort an: [email protected]
An: [email protected]
Hello everybody,
i am currently working on the requirement to index a website with the
help of nutch. But it should be possible to exclude certain parts of a
Page by marking it somehow in the HTML Code (additional markup or custom
attribute or a comment). Now i am wondering where i should start with my
implementation. I started reading the Wiki and found following possible
starting points to write a custom plugin:
* Parser
* HTMLParseFilter
* IndexingFilter
All these interfaces sound somehow like they could work for me. The
Interface IndexingFilter's method filter mentions that it can manipulate
a document that should be parsed (sounds good to me). Otherwise the
Interface Parser sounded reasonable at first too.
So please tell me if i am heading into the right direction and which
Interface/Extension Point i should choose.
Thanks for your help in advance!
With kind regards,
Marcus
