Is the example given for JTidy the only way it can be used, that is by opening a physical file and saving the result to another physical file ?
Would it not be faster to be able to read an inputstream or string (created by a HttpUtils2 job for example) and write to another stream or string for further processing (using the XmlSax library, for example) and not have any unwanted files to delete ?
If this isn't possible, could it be made possible, please ?
Caravelle
Would it not be faster to be able to read an inputstream or string (created by a HttpUtils2 job for example) and write to another stream or string for further processing (using the XmlSax library, for example) and not have any unwanted files to delete ?
If this isn't possible, could it be made possible, please ?
Caravelle
