Hi, I am trying to extract text from an html file using aspose-html library for java. I couldn’t find anything in the api to extract text, could someone point me to any example code or documentation?
com.aspose.html.HTMLDocument document = new com.aspose.html.HTMLDocument(new ByteArrayInputStream(inputFile), "about:blank");
Do you want to extract the HTML source or only rendered text? Can you please share a sample HTML in .zip format along with your expected output result? We will test the scenario in our environment and address it accordingly.
I am looking to extract the rendered text, not the source. You can use any html file. I can only see an option to write html text to a file in the api, Extract Text from HTML Programmatically in Java | Retrive Text from HTML Webpage. Why can’t I get the extracted text back, similar to PDF text extraction?
The option is to convert HTML document into .txt format. You can then read the saved .txt file and it will be similar to extracting text from the HTML. It would involve extra steps i.e. reading text files from the disk, but it would serve the purpose. Please let us know whether it suits you or not. We will log an investigation ticket to further investigate your requirements and share the ID with you.
I don’t want to write it to disk as my application doesn’t store the extracted text, the application only need to return the extracted text as part of the api response. Also the aspose pdf and word libraries provides api to extract text directly, not sure why the html library doesn’t give that functionality.
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Issue ID(s): HTMLJAVA-1442
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Can I get an update on this?
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