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[Webdev] Parsers and problems

[Webdev] Parsers and problems

anton.mckee at broadcom.ie anton.mckee at broadcom.ie
Wed May 9 13:38:21 IST 2001


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Hi guys,
 
I have a parser written in JAVA. Basically it should go off to another
site and fetch the document requested and rewrite its links and forms
to those of my local machine etc etc.
 
It works really well with any plain old ordinary HTML WebPages, in
fact it can handle some JavaScript as well which is cool. But I run
into a big problem when I try to fetch a page with .asp as an
extension. Nothing is sent back to my browser. The parser connects to
the other host and gets the document but then nothing. I don't know it
ASP and IIS is not closing the connect properly or there are problems
with the headers or anything, but I do see the parser get the doc. It
seems to just hang after that. Has anyone go any ideas?
 
Thanks in advance
AJ
 

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