Parse HTML in Java code to get the value

Sometimes we get to the page need to parse in the Java code, get the data in the HTML, Jsoup is a very convenient tool.

One, what is jsoup.

Official website: http://jsoup.org/

can download the corresponding jar on the website

Popular will be Jsoup is a page of things to parse

Second, the example

1. The page, through the query to get some data:

2. Source code, this is a table,class= "list", through which to uniquely identify it

3. Code, the HTML is passed in string, using Jsoup to parse:

Import Org.jsoup.Jsoup;
Import org.jsoup.nodes.Document;
Import org.jsoup.nodes.Element;
Import org.jsoup.select.Elements;
        	Public CALSS MyTest {public static void Demo1 (String htmltest) {string html = htmltest;
        	Document doc = jsoup.parse (HTML);
        	Elements rows = Doc.select ("table[class=list]"). Get (0). Select ("tr");
        	if (rows.size () = = 1) {System.out.println ("no result");
            		}else {System.out.println ("---------------------------query result---------------------------");
           	 	Element row = Rows.get (1);
            		System.out.println ("Interim deposit Number:" + row.select ("TD"). Get (0). text ());
            		SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("Insurance Number:" + row.select ("TD"). Get (1). text ());
            		SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("policy number:" + row.select ("TD"). Get (2). text ());
            		SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("Applicant:" + row.select ("TD"). Get (3). text ());
            		SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("Insured:" + row.select ("TD"). Get (4). text ()); System.out.println ("Number of plates:" + row.Select ("TD"). Get (5). text ());
            		System.out.println ("Frame number:" + row.select ("TD"). Get (6). text ());
            		System.out.println ("Record single:" + Row.select ("TD"). Get (7). text ());
            		System.out.println ("Date of Insurance:" + row.select ("TD"). Get (8). text ());
            		System.out.println ("Deposit Status:" + Row.select ("TD"). Get (9). text ());
            		System.out.println ("Status:" + Row.select ("TD"). Get (). text ());
        	System.out.println ("-----------------------------------------------------------------"); }

    	}
}

4. Output Result:

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