2008/3/4, Lukas Theussl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Ehm, yes, sorry, I talked quicker than I thought. Of course, the parser
> is an xml parser so it will cough up any tags that are not properly
> closed. So it has to be xhtml. You can use tools like htmltidy [1] to
> convert html to xhtml.
>
> Btw,
Ehm, yes, sorry, I talked quicker than I thought. Of course, the parser
is an xml parser so it will cough up any tags that are not properly
closed. So it has to be xhtml. You can use tools like htmltidy [1] to
convert html to xhtml.
Btw, Vincent just added a simple tool to do document translat
Output latex2html produces no XHTML code. For example:
HTML
==
XhtmlParser
==
org.apache.maven.doxia.parser.ParseException: Error parsing the model: end
tag name must be the same as start tag from line 19
(position: TEXT seen ...\n\n...
@21:8)
at org.apache.maven.doxia.pars
doxia doesn't have a latex parser (I'd like to have one too!),
latex2html is the only solution I can think of (there exist other latex
translators though but that's the only one I know). I am not sure what
kind of output latex2html produces, however, the difference HTML - xhtml
shouldn't matter
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
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 perfe
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
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 y
