Josh,
Crawling, espacially for a large depth (i.e. page1 links to page2 which links to
page3 etc) can take a very long time to execute so it might not be appropriate
for a servlet. However, here is an article that talks about writing a spider:
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/ThirdParty/WebCrawler/index.html
mark
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Does anyone have an example of a webcrawler in jsp (or java) that can either
search my own internal repository or on the internet?
I don't know where to start with this one!
Thanks,
Josh
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