Posted by David Dorward on 10/18/06 20:17

key9 wrote:

> I am writting some download application using c++
> the main idea is using "socket" to get html page.
> and find the download link ,and using HTTP protocol to download it.

So you're writing an HTTP client and an HTML parser from scratch? Why?

> but how to deal with these page links which contain java scripts?

You either write a JavaScript interpreter from scratch or you use a
preexisting library (which you should probably be doing for the other parts
of your project).

> by invoking jvm? and how?

Java and JavaScript are different languages. You don't use a Java Virtual
Machine to interpret JavaScript.

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