private void testBidHistory(String file) {
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer(StringTools.cat(file));
JHTML hDoc = new JHTML(sb);
List<JHTML.Table> tableList = hDoc.extractTables();
System.err.println("There were " + tableList.size() + " tables.");
for (JHTML.Table t : tableList) {
if (t.rowCellMatches(0, "Bidder")) {
for (int i = 1; i < t.getRowCount() - 1; i++) {
System.err.println("Bidder #" + i + ": " + t.getCell(0, i));
}
}
}
}
public void receiveDropString(StringBuffer dropped) {
if (dropped == null) {
JConfig.log().logDebug("Dropped is (null)");
return;
}
dropped = new StringBuffer(stripNewlines(dropped.toString()));
if (sUberDebug) JConfig.log().logDebug("Dropping :" + dropped + ":");
// Is it an 'HTML Fragment' as produced by Mozilla, NS6, and IE5+?
// BOY it's a small bit to test against, but Mozilla starts with <HTML>,
// and IE5 starts with <!DOCTYPE... The only commonality I can trust is
// that they'll start with a tag, not content. I could look for <HTML>
// someplace in the document... -- mrs: 28-September-2001 03:53
if (dropped.charAt(0) == '<') {
JHTML tinyDocument = new JHTML(dropped);
List<String> allItemsOnPage = tinyDocument.getAllURLsOnPage(true);
String auctionURL;
if (allItemsOnPage == null) return;
for (String anAllItemsOnPage : allItemsOnPage) {
auctionURL = anAllItemsOnPage;
if (auctionURL != null) {
JConfig.log().logDebug("Adding: " + auctionURL.trim());
MQFactory.getConcrete("drop")
.enqueue(
new DropQObject(auctionURL.trim(), mTargetName, true)); // NONSTRING Queue Object
}
}
} else {
String newEntry = dropped.toString();
MQFactory.getConcrete("drop")
.enqueue(new DropQObject(newEntry.trim(), mTargetName, true)); // NONSTRING Queue Object
}
}
private Map testMicroformats(String file) {
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer(StringTools.cat(file));
JHTML hDoc = new JHTML(sb);
return hDoc.extractMicroformat();
}