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Re: parsing another page |
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Don Green |
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2/9/2000 9:54:49 PM |
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202.7.15.135 |
I use HTTPFetch, which is a Java class, and really easy to install and use (see http://www.liquidcoolresearch.com/asp/).
It gives you the HTML source of any URL, in a string, which you can then pull out the bits you want, and stick them in your page.
Not sure how legal this is. I think places like Amazon like you to link to them so they have control on how up to date the info is, and display formats etc. |
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