removing tags from html file

[litun]

when i am reading the html file i am getting da tags .after storing it as a text file also same tags are stored but when i want to extract a particular sentence i am getting da same tags in the result whereas i don't want them .how can i get my result without the tags.
with regards

[sukatoa]

when i am reading the html file i am getting da tags .after storing it as a text file also same tags are stored but when i want to extract a particular sentence i am getting da same tags in the result whereas i don't want them .how can i get my result without the tags.
with regards

Can you post the content in that text file?

Update us,
sukatoa

[nomad]

when i am reading the html file i am getting da tags .after storing it as a text file also same tags are stored but when i want to extract a particular sentence i am getting da same tags in the result whereas i don't want them .how can i get my result without the tags.
with regards

copy and paste the contents in text application like notepad. You then can copy and paste that content back to your application that you are using.

nomad

[litun]

Can you post the content in that text file?

Update us,
sukatoa

<h1>this document contains information about me cse students. students are now doing their project.
they are<I> working </I>in different individual project. generally the <U>document</U> is just like a progess report .</h>
i want to get the word working which is in itatics and want 2 retieve the sentence containing that particular italic word.

[sukatoa]

<h1>this document contains information about me cse students. students are now doing their project.
they are<I> working </I>in different individual project. generally the <U>document</U> is just like a progess report .</h>
i want to get the word working which is in itatics and want 2 retieve the sentence containing that particular italic word.

You may use split()... for example,

<I> working </I>

You may split the whole string with regex "<I>" and </I> ( twice to execute that function ).... and now it returns a splitted Strings ( Now Array of Strings ).....

You can now search for "working".... that string should be in 2nd element of the String array..... and so on....


Base on your example,


Please correct me if im wrong,
sukatoa

[JosAH]

There's no need to read that file and fiddle with those tags yourself. Have a look
at the HTMLEditorKit. It can create an HTMLDocument document
for you. Given this document and a Reader the kit can produce the content
in the document. The document can give you an iterator over a certain HTML.Tag
You just want to iterate (i.e. get the content) of the <i> ... </i> tag. Read the API
documentation for these classes and interfaces.

kind regards,

Jos