Possible to parse HTML in TextArea?

Hi All,
I'd like to know whether it is possible to display HTML code in textarea when we use webui page. We have a table column with HTML code in it(something like <font style="...">, <span style="background:xxxx">, <a href=""> and so on), and we want to parse them as normal html page does in our overview page. I tried to define the attribute node as textarea in the GET_P method but it displays all HTML source code without any conversion, that's not I want. As I'm new to WEBUI, it's really tough for me. But, as the saying said, Nothing is impossible, so I'm sure it has solutions. Could you please help me figure out?
Thank you very much!
Jeff

first of all you need to get the remote resource ( html file) as an input stream
URL url = new URL("http://forums.sun.com");
HttpURLConnection con = (HttpURLConnection) url.openConnection();
// get the InputStream = con.getInputStream()
second find a parser to parse the inputStream and give you call back with the startElement, endElement, etc..
implement you interest in what call back method you want. Just search for an html parser and there will be an example associated to it
Regards,
Alan Mehio
London,UK

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I just downloaded the Google API (http://www.google.com/apis) and I am trying to parse the HTML content which is returned so that it can be displayed in a TextArea or some other GUI component.
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16 DEBUG [main] - Simple Tag :linkNow as u can see from the logs that the META TAG of yahoo was read in twice by the Parser while the META TAG of java.sun.com/index.html was read only once.
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Is it because of this...
javax.swing.text.html.parser.Parser.java , method boolean ignoreElement(Element elem) : line 429
returns true for ignoring meta tag in html file...
is my problem due to this?
how can i possibly overcome this :-(
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ok ...
then if there is some other way to be able to read in html tags such as meta , a (anchor) , base , frame ( only these tags matter to me ) without being concerned abt the way their html has been coded .............. then plz tell me ...
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