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I'm doing a software for analysis of any web page, and need to identify the structure of the site an image (Banner) and identify its location on the web page, saying it appeared at the top of the site, on the side, the center or the lower base .
For a start it created a parser but when it's in the CSS has many heritages and i just losing myself in this way I imagined that taking a print screen of the entire site then analyze pixel by pixel (BufferedImage) to find the image you seek.
So goatria whether the JAVA I can do this print screen web page ..?
 
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