Thanks for your help, however my HTML files isn't XHTML and XhtmlParser throws a lot of exceptions. Perhaps, I should convert these HTML files to XHTML format, but I've a lot of pages and should be a hard task.
Really, I has generated these HTML files using latex2html conversion tool. I don't know how I could transform latex files to some markup languages supported by doxia (apt or xdoc). Could you give me some advice? 2008/3/2, Lukas Theussl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > If you use the current development branch of doxia (beta-1-SNAPSHOT) > then this should work rather well for simple html files. However, you > will probably loose a lot of information if you have anything fancy (eg > special layout, tables, figures are not well supported), don't expect it > to be perfect. In particular if you have figures you might try to > translate to xdoc instead of apt (use XdocSink), that should work better. > > Cheers, > > -Lukas > > > > Vincent Siveton wrote: > > Hi, > > > > Frankly, I never test your use case. > > > > But I guess that you need to have an XHTML file in input with no > > header, footer or navbar something to the div bodyColumn in [1]. > > > > The snippet should be something like the following: > > > > File f = new File( "blabla.html" ); > > XhtmlParser parser = new XhtmlParser(); > > StringWriter output = new StringWriter(); > > Sink sink = new AptSink( output ); > > parser.parse( new FileReader( f ), output ); > > > > Output will contain APT declaration. > > > > HTH, > > > > Vincent > > > > [1] http://maven.apache.org/doxia/ > > > > 2008/3/1, krycho fandino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > >>I'm a newbie using doxia. I've a lot of documentation in HTML format an > I'd > >> like convert these files to apt format. Is there some way to transform > >> easily? I want to create a maven site for my project and, right now, I > only > >> have this documentation in HTML format without css styles nor menu. > >> > >> Could you help me? Very thanks > >> Cristóbal > > > >> > > >
