No, Jsoup cannot directly handle AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) content because it is primarily an HTML parser and does not execute JavaScript. AJAX content typically relies on client-side JavaScript to dynamically load or update content after the initial HTML page has been loaded. Since Jsoup does not execute JavaScript, it cannot fetch or parse content loaded dynamically via AJAX requests.

However, you can still scrape or extract data from websites that use AJAX to load content by employing alternative methods :

Analyze Network Requests : Use browser developer tools (e.g., Chrome DevTools, Firefox Developer Tools) to inspect network requests made by the webpage. Identify AJAX requests that fetch the desired data and extract the request URLs and parameters.

Directly Access AJAX APIs : Some websites expose APIs specifically for AJAX requests, allowing you to retrieve data directly without rendering the HTML page. You can make HTTP requests to these APIs using libraries like Java's HttpURLConnection or third-party libraries like Apache HttpClient or OkHttp.

Headless Browsers : Use headless browsers like Selenium WebDriver with a browser automation framework (e.g., WebDriverManager) to simulate a real browser environment. Headless browsers can execute JavaScript and render dynamic content, allowing you to scrape AJAX-loaded content programmatically.

Reverse Engineering : Analyze the client-side JavaScript code responsible for making AJAX requests. Reverse engineer the code to understand how the data is fetched and processed. You may then mimic these requests in your Java code to fetch the data directly.

Third-party APIs and Services : Explore third-party APIs or services that provide access to the data you need. Some websites offer official APIs for accessing their data, which may be a more reliable and structured way to retrieve the information compared to scraping.