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I can receive the response. How can I get the response in a XML document? do I need to use an external XML parser? thanks for any helps DefaultHttpClient client = new DefaultHttpClient(); String getUrl = "http://myurl.com"; HttpUriRequest getRequest = new HttpGet(getUrl); getRequest.setHeader("User-Agent", "xxxx"); HttpResponse response = client.execute(getRequest); int statusCode = response.getStatusLine().getStatusCode(); log.info("statusCode=" + statusCode); if (statusCode == 200 ){ HttpEntity entity = response.getEntity(); String content = EntityUtils.toString(entity); log.info("\n" +

I want to extract text under specific headings from a pdf using python. For example, I have a pdf with headings Introduction,Summary,Contents. I need to extract only the text under the heading 'Summary'. How can I do this? This scenario is exactly what I am working on in my current company. We need to extract text lying under a heading. I'm personally using a rule based system i.e, using regex to identify all the numbered headings after reading the entire document line by line. Once I have the headings I enter the name of the heading for which I want to find the corresponding paragraph. This

I have quite big document in html format that generated from Microsoft Word. It is soooo messy and full of bloated things (like unknow tag, unknow namespace etc and other bloated things) is there any way to convert it into plain html sytax ? Try HTML Tidy . I hear it works quite well on HTML generated by MS Word (definitely at least up to Word 2000, but probably on more recent versions too). This isn't really a programming question, but (at least recent versions of) Word can save to "Web Page, Filtered", which removes Office-specific tags and properties and only leaves the tags necessary for

Is there an easy way to convert HTML(with CSS styles and embedded images) to ODT, DOCX, DOC from the command line on linux server. I searched a lot but have not found a good option. There was a problem the same way to convert to PDF, decided by wkhtmltopdf. Perhaps there are ways to convert the resulting PDF documents to other formats? Zsolt Botykai To convert to odt it's pretty easy after installing pandoc . After the relatively hard part: from odt (or even html ) you can script (Open|Libre)Office via e.g. unoconv Or you can like: abiword --to=doc filename.odt Also see this thread , and this

I have a directive which implements kind of a select box. Now when the select box is open and I click somewhere outside of it(anywhere else in the document) I need it to collapse. This JQuery code works inside my directive, but I want to do it "the angular way": $(document).bind('click', function (e) { var $clicked = e.target; if (!$clicked.parents().hasClass("myClass")) { scope.colapse(); } }); I tried doing thing with injecting the $document service into my directive but didn't succeed. I believe, the most true Angular way is to use angular.element instead of jQuery and accessing window

I need to create a message system, where a person can have a conversation with many users. For example I start to speak with user2, user3 and user4, so anyone of them can see the whole conversation, and if the conversation is not private at any point of time any of participants can add any other person to the conversation. Here is my idea how to do this. I am using Mongo and my idea is to use dialog as an instance instead of message. The schema is listed as follows: { _id : ...., // dialog Id 'private' : 0 // is the conversation private 'participants' : [1, 3, 5, 6], //people who are in the

I have the following JQuery function that takes user input and displays it on screen. When I select for both $(document) and $(window) the function works. What is the disadvantage to using either selector? Where can I read more on these selectors and their differences? Thank you in advance. $(document).keypress(function(e) { if(e.keyCode == 13) { var id = $("input#example").val() console.log(id); $('#data').append(id); } }); While using the window or document object in a jQuery dom selector , most of the time you won't notice a difference between the two. However, it's important to note that

Where is my app document folder in Xcode 9 simulator? I tried the old answers for Xcode 8, it's not there. And why Apple makes it so difficult to see the sandbox of our apps in simulator? I found it in the following path. ~/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/(SIMULATORID)/data/Containers/Data/Application/(APPLICATIONID) You can also look into this application for more details. List of simulator devices can be found in the below path: ~/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/ Below file has simulator information: ~/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/{UUID}/device.plist simctl is the