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=== Practical Examples of HXT in Action === | === Practical Examples of HXT in Action === | ||
* [[HXT/Practical/Simple1]]: an easy XML document. | * [[HXT/Practical/Simple1]]: an easy XML document. | ||
| - | * [[HXT/Practical/Simple2]]: dealing with attributes, lists, | + | * [[HXT/Practical/Simple2]]: dealing with attributes, lists, and optional data. |
* [[HXT/Practical/Weather1]]: combining HTTP and HXT, getting a Weather report. | * [[HXT/Practical/Weather1]]: combining HTTP and HXT, getting a Weather report. | ||
| + | * [[HXT/Practical/Google1]]: dealing with HTML -- querying Google search. | ||
| + | * [[HXT/Practical/Ebay1]]: dealing with HTML -- querying Ebay feedbacks. | ||
| + | * [[HXT/Practical/WebSpider]]: spidering a website, with validation and link checking | ||
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Practical Examples of HXT in Action
- HXT/Practical/Simple1: an easy XML document.
- HXT/Practical/Simple2: dealing with attributes, lists, and optional data.
- HXT/Practical/Weather1: combining HTTP and HXT, getting a Weather report.
- HXT/Practical/Google1: dealing with HTML -- querying Google search.
- HXT/Practical/Ebay1: dealing with HTML -- querying Ebay feedbacks.
- HXT/Practical/WebSpider: spidering a website, with validation and link checking
