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Here's a simple HTML class in Java for creating a very simple HTML page.



package com.dreamsense.html;
/**
* HTML Elements
* 

HTML Elements is a class that contains some basic Elements * for creating a basic HTML document. * @author Kyle Eggleston * @version 1.0 * @since 1.0 **/ public class Html { /** * Heading 1 **/ public static String H1 = "h1"; /** * Heading 2 **/ public static String H2 = "h2"; /** * Heading 3 **/ public static String H3 = "h3"; /** * Heading 4 **/ public static String H4 = "h4"; /** * Heading 5 **/ public static String H5 = "h5"; /** * Heading 6 **/ public static String H6 = "h6"; /** * Paragraph **/ public static String P = "p"; /** * address **/ public static String ADDRESS = "address"; /** * HR **/ public static String HR = "hr"; /** * BR **/ public static String BR = "br"; /** * HTML Document Title **/ public String title; private StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); /** * Construct HTML * @return this * @param element The HTML Element **/ public Html addElement(String element) { sb.append(String.format("<%s/>",element)) .append("\n"); return this; } /** * Construct HTML * @return this * @param element The HTML Element * @param text The text that goes in the Element **/ public Html addElement(String element, String text) { sb.append(String.format("<%s>%s", element, text, element)) .append("\n"); return this; } /** * Construct HTML * @return this * @param element The HTML Element * @param text The text that goes in the Element * @param id The id of the Element **/ public Html addElement(String element, String text, String id) { sb.append(String.format("<%s id=\"%s\">%s<%s>", element, id, text, element)) .append("\n"); return this; } /** * Sets the title of the HTML document * @param title The title of the HTML document * @return this **/ public Html setTitle(String title) { this.title = title; return this; } /** * Returns the title of the HTML document * @return The title of the HTML document **/ public String getTitle() { return this.title; } /** * Generate html * @return Returns generated html **/ public String build() { StringBuilder main = new StringBuilder(); main.append("\n\n") .append(title) .append("\n\n").append("\n") .append(sb.toString()) .append("\n"); return main.toString(); } }

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