Ah. I may be confusing some other efforts I made at
getting that to work, which were plain HTML from an internal site. The
dom4j parser choked on that, understandably.
I have already done a successful parse of an XML-based
internal web site, as I mentioned earlier, to get our organizational structure
and display it with related information from the wiki and other sites, which was
fairly impressive, since it showed a tree of people whose names were shown as
links to their XWiki profiles, with the presence indicator image as a link to
open a session with them in our enterprise IM service.
It occurs to me that this could actually be done via XSLT,
and the user comments could just be added as XWiki objects in the
page.
I don't know anything yet about XSLT, but I think I'm going
to learn pretty quickly...
brain[sic]
On 4/4/07, THOMAS,
BRIAN M (ATTSI) <bt0008@att.com>
wrote:
The
only reason I haven't already made a start of it is that I haven't
found
an HTML DOM parser. Is there one in the myriad of libraries
that
come with XWiki?
What do you
mean by "HTML DOM parser"? You can use any DOM parser as long as it's well
formed XML, and it should be.
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