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<blockquote data-quote="Stephen robinson" data-source="post: 359564"><p>Hi Stephen,</p><p></p><p>I have been looking to do exactly the same as you now for about 2 weeks.</p><p>What I have found is that although there are lots of comercial products</p><p>out there none really do screen scraping. I thik th ework around is as</p><p>follows. If you create a response filter you can take a copy of the</p><p>output buffer and write it to a file. Mark this file to sit in a</p><p>virtual directory (so you get the stylesheet). Then using .net pass the</p><p>HTML file into a 3rd party product such as ABCPDF or HTMLDraw (Image)</p><p>check out <a href="http://www.webgoo.com">www.webgoo.com</a> for these products - image products are much</p><p>cheaper than PDF ones. I have the first part working (Copy of the file)</p><p>but I now need to strip out the javascript. Then that should be it. If</p><p>you drop me a line on my email I will dive you more details. One person</p><p>mentioned that in version 2.0 of .net you can create dynamic images</p><p>which seeing as we already have the output stream my be the exact</p><p>solution.</p><p></p><p>I hope this helps</p><p></p><p>Steve</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stephen robinson, post: 359564"] Hi Stephen, I have been looking to do exactly the same as you now for about 2 weeks. What I have found is that although there are lots of comercial products out there none really do screen scraping. I thik th ework around is as follows. If you create a response filter you can take a copy of the output buffer and write it to a file. Mark this file to sit in a virtual directory (so you get the stylesheet). Then using .net pass the HTML file into a 3rd party product such as ABCPDF or HTMLDraw (Image) check out [URL="http://www.webgoo.com"]www.webgoo.com[/URL] for these products - image products are much cheaper than PDF ones. I have the first part working (Copy of the file) but I now need to strip out the javascript. Then that should be it. If you drop me a line on my email I will dive you more details. One person mentioned that in version 2.0 of .net you can create dynamic images which seeing as we already have the output stream my be the exact solution. I hope this helps Steve [/QUOTE]
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