My original source is HTML not well formed XHTML. At worse i will have to clean and convert the html to xhtml and then feed flying saucer.
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My original source is HTML not well formed XHTML. At worse i will have to clean and convert the html to xhtml and then feed flying saucer.
Flying Saucer does not support HTML; as noted on its website: “No support for legacy HTML (although there are several open source Java HTML cleaners of varying quality available).” You might try one of the HTML cleaners they suggest, though. One of the best is, not surprisingly, HtmlCleaner.