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How to create and maintain HTML file?

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    How to create and maintain HTML file? Many applications use HTML as their log file. Many application output data to HTML too. I also hope to use HTML file as my application's log file. I hope to use it to provide more information to uses by HTML file. So I have to create HTML file for log file. I have to read old HTML file and update information in the HTML file too. Is there one HTML library that can make it easy to write and read HTML file? Can it make it easy to parse the information in HTML file?

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      How to create and maintain HTML file? Many applications use HTML as their log file. Many application output data to HTML too. I also hope to use HTML file as my application's log file. I hope to use it to provide more information to uses by HTML file. So I have to create HTML file for log file. I have to read old HTML file and update information in the HTML file too. Is there one HTML library that can make it easy to write and read HTML file? Can it make it easy to parse the information in HTML file?

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      I'd recommend to use XML files for logging. There are tons of libraries to modify XML files. You can then use XSL to convert it into a HTML file. If you link the XML file to the XSL file then loading the XML file with a browser automatically shows the desired HTML page. I learned everything form www.w3schools.com/[^]. Kind regards Marcus

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