Search text in HTML

[Seema Sharma]

Hi,
Please let me know how to search text in HTML using swings.

Regards,
Seema

[Rob Spoor]

Hi,
Please let me know what you've done so far.
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[ August 21, 2008: Message edited by: Rob Prime ]

[Ulf Dittmer]

Are you asking about files you have stored locally, about spidering the web, or about searching a few particular web sites?

Either way, this has nothing to do with Swing, it's about networking and text processing. Also note that SwingIsAProperNoun.

[Seema Sharma]

I want to read HTML file and based on the search text entered , i need to find that text in the HTML file.

Yes, i am trying to read the HTML file stored locally.
First step i did is reading the HTML file. The program is below:

public class ReadHTMLSample {
  public static void main(String args[]){
  JEditorPane pane = new JEditorPane (  ) ;
   pane.setEditable ( false ) ; 
   pane.setContentType ( "text/hmtl" ) ; 
      
    HTMLDocument h = new HTMLDocument (  ) ; 
    HTMLEditorKit ek = new HTMLEditorKit (  ) ; 
    pane.setEditorKit ( ek ) ; 
      
    try 
      {  
       FileReader fileReader = new FileReader ( "d://Hello.htm");
       pane.read ( fileReader, h) ; 
       
      }  
     catch  ( FileNotFoundException e )  
      {  
       // TODO Auto-generated catch block 
       System.out.println ( "File was not found" ) ; 
       e.printStackTrace (  ) ; 
        
      }   
     catch  ( IOException e )  
      {  
       // TODO Auto-generated catch block 
       e.printStackTrace (  ) ; 
      } 
 }
 
}

But exception occurs "java.io.FileNotFoundException". Please help me.

Thanks,
Seema

[Ulf Dittmer]

Is "d://Hello.htm" a valid file path, and does the code have the right to access it? A common cause for FileNotFoundException are missing access privileges.

I'm not sure what keeping the HTML in a JEditorPane adds to searching it, but be aware that that class only supports HTML 3.2, so many HTML features (including CSS) will not be rendered correctly or at all.