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Karsten Dello updated NUTCH-555:
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Description:
Parsing certain pages (which expose very bad html) causes an stackoverflow
error, as the recursion depth is too high (more then 1000).
But parsing should be stable, it is probably better to just skip pages like
this.
Attached it
a) the stacktrace
b) the segmentreader-get output for the url where the exception is thrown
Possible fixes:
parseOutlinks in DomContentUtils is implemented recursive.
An iterative implementation would fix this, but maybe it is easier to simply
limit the recursion to a reasonable depth.
was:
Parsing the attached webpage (which exposes very bad html) causes an
stackoverflow error, as the recursion depth is too high (more then 1000).
But parsing should be stable, it is definetely better to just skip pages like
this.
parseOutlinks in DomContentUtils is implemented recursive.
An iterative implementation would fix this, but maybe it is easier to simply
limit the recursion to a reasonable depth.
> StackOverflowError in DomContentUtils
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> Key: NUTCH-555
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NUTCH-555
> Project: Nutch
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 0.9.0
> Reporter: Karsten Dello
> Attachments: stacktrace.txt
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> Parsing certain pages (which expose very bad html) causes an stackoverflow
> error, as the recursion depth is too high (more then 1000).
> But parsing should be stable, it is probably better to just skip pages like
> this.
> Attached it
> a) the stacktrace
> b) the segmentreader-get output for the url where the exception is thrown
> Possible fixes:
> parseOutlinks in DomContentUtils is implemented recursive.
> An iterative implementation would fix this, but maybe it is easier to simply
> limit the recursion to a reasonable depth.
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