I need to load a web page, execute its JavaScript (and all js files included with the tags) and dump resulting HTLM to a file. This needs to be done on the server. I have tried node.js with zombie.js but it seems it is too immature to work in the real world. More often than not it just throws a bogus exception while a real browser (FireFox) has no issues with the page.
My node.js code is:
var zombie = require("zombie"),
sys = require('sy开发者_StackOverflow社区s');
// Load the page
var browser = new zombie.Browser({ debug: false });
browser.visit('http://www.dba.dk', function (error, browser, status) {
if (error) { console.log('Error:' + error.message); }
if (!error && browser.statusCode == 200) {
sys.puts(browser.html);
}
});
and it exits with an exception "TypeError: Cannot call method 'toString' of null"
Jaxer is not really an option.. I need to download a 3rd party page and execute it on my server. How would I do that with Jaxer
Perhaps that’s because you are using err.message
whereas err
is not defined? error
, on the other hand, is defined.
Update
Did you check out PhantomJS?
Also, it looks like Aptana Jaxer could do what you want. To quote John Resig:
Imagine ripping off the visual rendering part of Firefox and replacing it with a hook to Apache instead - roughly speaking that's what Jaxer is.
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