Theo,
An alternate approach you might be able to use if you can use JSP pages is
to use the Scrape taglib
(http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/doc/scrape-doc/index.html). There is a
nice custom tag that allows a JSP page to scrape(get the information from)
a URL. You could then process the results of the scrape and display them
in the JSP.
Regards,
Richard
At 04:45 PM 8/23/01 +0200, you wrote:
>Hi Kevin,
>
>
> > Please don't misinterpret... I really was trying to clarify your question.
> > :-)
>
>That's all right. I just thought that I was asking something very stupid,
>according to your first reply! Anyway!
>
>Well my servlet do something and then represents the results in a browser
>using
>html.
>I just wanted to check the contents of this html for a particular word.
>How can I view the results, just say using URLConnection, or something
>similar.
> I've already tried the code you send me, which is in the tutorial, but
> with
>no results.
>I tried to connect to the server, which it worked. Then I tried to connect to
>the servelt to see the response of the servlet but this way, you can't do
>much.
>Is this possible? Maybe am doing something wrong.
>Could you please help?
>
>See you
>Theo
>
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