Extract web page via code fromatting
 

Hello,

I get a web page, from java web server, via C# code but when I try to write
the response I get from the web page to a text file it has lost of junk in
it.
\r\n\t\n\r\ etc...
what Encoding should I use to get the HTML as seen from View Source???

good day.

Re: Extract web page via code fromatting
 

On Jun 21, 2:14 am, "Lit" <sql_agent...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I get a web page, from java web server, via C# code but when I try to write
> the response I get from the web page to a text file it has lost of junk in
> it.
> \r\n\t\n\r\ etc...
> what Encoding should I use to get the HTML as seen from View Source???
>
> good day.

\r\n is an escape sequence for a new line
\t for a tab

It means you have these characters in the original text.

Where do you print it? If you view the string in the IDE it may appear
like this. Output to a file would give you a new line and a tab
instead the escape characters

You can also use Replace(Replace("\r\n","") or a regular expression to
remove the escape characters

Re: Extract web page via code fromatting
 

Hello,

I am using the replace and it works good.
I don't print at all
when I save to PDF I am getting the \r\n\t etc..
I was wondering if I can use some Encoding trick that will take care of it
instead of using replace this with that.
Also depending on a .NET class then in the future that will take care of
this automatically instead off having to modify my replace statements.

thanks


"Alexey Smirnov" <alexey.smirnov@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Jun 21, 2:14 am, "Lit" <sql_agent...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I get a web page, from java web server, via C# code but when I try to
>> write
>> the response I get from the web page to a text file it has lost of junk
>> in
>> it.
>> \r\n\t\n\r\ etc...
>> what Encoding should I use to get the HTML as seen from View Source???
>>
>> good day.
>
> \r\n is an escape sequence for a new line
> \t for a tab
>
> It means you have these characters in the original text.
>
> Where do you print it? If you view the string in the IDE it may appear
> like this. Output to a file would give you a new line and a tab
> instead the escape characters
>
> You can also use Replace(Replace("\r\n","") or a regular expression to
> remove the escape characters
>

Re: Extract web page via code fromatting
 

On Jun 22, 12:26 am, "Lit" <sql_agent...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> when I save to PDF I am getting the \r\n\t etc..

Then it depends on the function that saved PDF

Re: Extract web page via code fromatting
 

Nop, The PDF function needs the same thing you see when you view source.
I think some Encoding is needed here.

"Alexey Smirnov" <alexey.smirnov@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Jun 22, 12:26 am, "Lit" <sql_agent...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> when I save to PDF I am getting the \r\n\t etc..
>
> Then it depends on the function that saved PDF
>