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- From: Peter Murray-Rust <peter@ursus.demon.co.uk>
- To: <xml-dev@ic.ac.uk>
- Date: Thu, 16 Jul 1998 15:54:00
At 15:32 16/07/98 +0100, Michael Kay wrote:
>>
>PMR>The SwingSet (from com.sun.java) has HTML functionality.
>>I'm not sure
>>exactly what, but it can read in HTML and render it.
>
>Good thinking. I've had a look at the Swing source. It
>includes a parser (html32.java) generated using the java
>compiler-compiler JavaCC. This calls a callback interface
>HTMMLParserCallback.java, similar in concept to SAX, though
>it seems to include both generic (start/end element) and
>element-specific (e.g. startUL) callbacks. Of course the
>main difference from a SAX application will be that the
>elements are not properly nested.
I assume that *after* it has parsed the HTML there is something isomorphic
to a DOM inside and this must have properly nested elements. [I appreciate
that really bad HTML may give erroneous results, but that is not our
problem.]. It should then be possible to extract this as xHTML and:
(a) mix it with other XML
(b) render it in the Swing Component
The other thing I'd like to do is generate HTML as a string (e.g
String s = "<P><EM>Hello</EM> world</P>";
and pass s to the renderer. Any idea how?
This would then give us part of an XML2HTML renderer in Swing
P.
BTW I am making progress with JUMBO2beta. I have had a moderate amount of
feedback, all of which was very useful. I am really keen that we use Swing
to enhance our functionality here. Also, someone told me yesterday that the
next versions of Swing were promised to be much faster and better...RSN
P.
>
>Mike Kay
>
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