On Wed, 2006-07-05 at 20:32 -0700, Stefan Groschupf wrote: > Crawler & Co. are command line tools. > The servletcontainer is only used to deliver search results but you > can use the servlet that just provides XML.
Ah, excellent. Thanks for letting me avoid reading the manual ;) > > It would be nice to automatically detect the content "frame" by > > analyzing the DOM tree of the pages on a site. Is there such a > feature in Nutch, contributed to, or publicly available in some other > project? > > I'm not sure clearly understanding your question here. > Nutch has a html parser plugin that only extract the content from a > html page. Do you mean all the text in a HTML document, or do you mean the content area of a HTML document? This is what I mean: news paper X has a static design with navigation, some ads in text format, et.c. In the middle of the document is the article. I want to detect the article-area and index only this information, as all the other information is irrelevant and more or less reoccurs with the same information in all documents. I presume it would not be to tough to do based on a HTML DOM.
