Read HTML files into Deephaven tables
Deephaven does not provide built-in methods for reading HTML tables in Groovy. Because Groovy runs on the JVM, you can use any Java HTML parsing library to pull data from HTML into Deephaven tables.
Jsoup is a popular Java library for parsing HTML, similar to BeautifulSoup in Python. It handles malformed real-world HTML gracefully and bundles both HTTP fetching and HTML parsing in a single dependency. It is not included in Deephaven by default and must be added to the classpath before use. See Install and use Java packages for instructions on how to add external JARs to a Deephaven worker.
Once Jsoup is available, you can use it in Groovy scripts to fetch and parse HTML tables, then construct Deephaven tables from the extracted data using newTable and column factory methods such as stringCol.