Interpreting Javascript code
[1/2] from: gchillemi::aliceposta::it at: 2-May-2006 10:29
Hello, I need to interpret a page which returns a page with javascript code
and a pointer to a page full of javascript. Is there a way to decode this
page to its html equivalent ?
Giuseppe Chillemi
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[2/2] from: pwawood::gmail at: 2-May-2006 17:00
Giuseppe
It is likely that the JavaScript interacts dynamically with the page as
it is evaluated by the browser rather than generate HTML. So the
JavaScript will only work in a browser environment.
If the JavaScript is simply writing out html statements, you could call
the Rhino interpreter (Mozilla.org) from Rebol and capture the output.
You would need to change all the document.write(args); to print(args);
in the JavaScript before evaluating it. (Being written in Java Rhino
takes a long time to load and isn't very fast.)
Regards
Peter
On Tuesday, May 2, 2006, at 16:29 Asia/Kuala_Lumpur, Giuseppe Chillemi
wrote: