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Using DOM via WebKit from Cocoa



I am building web crawler/scraper in Cocoa and WebKit and am having trouble
working with DOM. I have read every Apple doc linked to (and including) the
Web Kit Objective-C Programming Guide.

It seems like the only way to learn is to scour the DOM header files and
hope for the best. Trying to compare this information to my other DOM
references has so far not been very fruitful. A cursory look at the WebKit
DOM reference seems to show that it is only a partial DOM implementation. IS
this the case?

I am hoping some here have already taken this journey and might have some
pointers/URL's that can help.

On of the key things I am looking for is how to succinctly access elements
by name attribute.

On a different note, and I think I know the answer to this, but is there a
way to have one's own cookie storage? If not, is there a way to trap cookies
so they can be purged? (well, other than
+cookiesWithResponseHeaderFields:forURL: as that could become very painful).

Thanks,

Keary Suska
Esoteritech, Inc.
"Demystifying technology for your home or business"


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