Running WebSPHINX

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If you're running Netscape 4.0 or Internet Explorer, you can run the WebSPHINX Crawler Workbench right now by clicking the link below:

Crawler Workbench

If you're using some other browser, read the setup instructions to see if WebSPHINX needs any special setup for your platform.

Examples

These examples demonstrate some of the features of the WebSPHINX Crawler Workbench. You can substitute your own URLs in these examples if you prefer, although you may have to do some extra configuration to make the crawler visit the right set of pages. If you like WebSPHINX, you may want to bookmark some of these links.

Visualize part of the Web as a graph
This crawler retrieves the WebSPHINX pages you've been reading and renders them as a graph of pages and links.
Save pages to disk
This crawler retrieves the SCS Technical Reports index, which consists of about 15 pages, and saves it to a directory on your local disk.
Concatenate pages for printing
This crawler concatenates all the pages in Bob Harper's Introduction to SML into a single massive page, suitable for printing.
Extract images from a set of pages
This crawler surfs over a few pages of Dr. Fun logos and generates a new page containing all the logos found.


Send comments or questions to Rob Miller (rcm@cs.cmu.edu)