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I need to save files from websites Using HtmlUnit. I am currently navigating to pages that have several anchors that use javascript onClick()="DownloadAttachment('attachmentId')" to get the files. The files can be of pretty much any type ( xls, doc, txt, pdf, jpg, etc). So far though I've been unable to find resources or examples that show how to save files using htmlUnit. I've been trying mainly to get AttachmentHandler to work for this as it seems the most likely to work, but have been unsuccessful. I was wondering if anyone else has managed to download files using HtmlUnit and could assist?
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I have a table on my web-page with thousands of entries and it shows 20 entries at a time. I want to take screenshots of all the entries page by page and then create a video of them using code. What would be the best language and method to do this task? I know nothing of this thing so I am open to any language like python, Java, Go, etc.
You can user Selenium library in either java or python, it has some tools for doing these operations.
here is an exapmle.
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I am developing a financial website where on click on pdf or excel sheet i need to convert existing data into an PDF and it should get downloaded. Can you help me how to start about this ??
Can it be done through scripting or does it require JAVA ??
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In order to convert it into pdf, kindly refer mozilla plugin called page saver, a simple command like "firefox --display localhost:2.0 -saveimage" will convert HTML to image file, which can than be converted into pdf easily.
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I have stored some data in Mongo DB (file name, URL, keywords) and performed search for particular files, I can display this result in JSP file line by line but my requirement is to display all the results in a folder structure. for example Java folder should contain Java related files.
How to do this?
For display porpose you can make use of jstree
jsTree is a javascript based, cross browser tree component. It is
packaged as a jQuery plugin. jsTree is absolutely free (licensed same
as jQuery – under the terms of either the MIT License).
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Does a web crawler return the extracted text from webpages only? Say, if there are some pdf/doc files stored in the web server as well. Can a web crawler crawl through them and return their content as well? Anyway what are the suggestions for a good opensource Java web crawler?
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Web crawler doesn't extract the text. It simply returns the htmls with some transformations [UTF-8 conversion for example] applied.
If you think of it that way for crawler it doesn't matter at the first hop. Of course for multiple hops it needs to look inside these documents and typical crawlers don't provide multiple hops in pdf/docs etc.
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I want to create a website for users to upload videos, but I want to do some compression/conversion on the client-side first before actually uploading to my servers. This should cut down on upload times I hope.
My inital thought is to make a Java Applet, since I imagine Flash wouldn't have ffmpeg on the client-side. I'm not sure what version of Java to use, or whether to use Java Web FX. I haven't touched Java in years, so I don't even know what IDE or SDK to use (I'm on a Mac).