Examples of WrappedTextNodeStreamReader

org.apache.axiom.util.stax.WrappedTextNodeStreamReader
{@link XMLStreamReader} implementation thatrepresents a text node wrapped inside an element. The text data is provided by a {@link java.io.Reader Reader}.
It will produce the following sequence of XML events:
- START_DOCUMENT
- START_ELEMENT
- (CHARACTER)*
- END_ELEMENT
- END_DOCMENT
The class is implemented as a simple state machine, where the state is identified by the current event type. The initial state is START_DOCUMENT and the following transitions are triggered by {@link #next()}:
- START_DOCUMENT → START_ELEMENT
- START_ELEMENT → END_ELEMENT (if character stream is empty)
- START_ELEMENT → CHARACTERS (if character stream is not empty)
- CHARACTERS → CHARACTERS (if data available in stream)
- CHARACTERS → END_ELEMENT (if end of stream reached)
- END_ELEMENT → END_DOCUMENT
Additionally, {@link #getElementText()} triggers the following transition:
- START_ELEMENT → END_ELEMENT
Note that since multiple consecutive CHARACTERS events may be returned, this "parser" is not coalescing.
org.apache.synapse.util.WrappedTextNodeStreamReader
{@link javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException XMLInputStreamReader} implementation thatrepresents a text node wrapped inside an element. The text data is provided by a {@link java.io.Reader Reader}.
It will produce the following sequence of XML events:
- START_DOCUMENT
- START_ELEMENT
- (CHARACTER)*
- END_ELEMENT
- END_DOCMENT
The class is implemented as a simple state machine, where the state is identified by the current event type and with the following transitions triggered by {@link #next()}:
- -1 → START_DOCUMENT
- START_DOCUMENT → START_ELEMENT
- START_ELEMENT → END_ELEMENT (if character stream is empty)
- START_ELEMENT → CHARACTERS (if character stream is not empty)
- CHARACTERS → CHARACTERS (if data available in stream)
- CHARACTERS → END_ELEMENT (if end of stream reached)
- END_ELEMENT → END_DOCUMENT
Additionally, {@link #getElementText()} triggers the following transition:
- START_ELEMENT → END_ELEMENT
Note that since multiple consecutive CHARACTERS events may be returned, this "parser" is not coalescing.

Examples of org.apache.axiom.util.stax.WrappedTextNodeStreamReader

                                     String testString,
                                     int chunkSize,
                                     String expectedXML) throws Exception {
        StringReader reader = new StringReader(testString);
        XMLStreamReader xmlStreamReader
            = new WrappedTextNodeStreamReader(wrapperElementName, reader, chunkSize);
        StringWriter writer = new StringWriter();
        XMLStreamWriter xmlStreamWriter = StAXUtils.createXMLStreamWriter(writer);
        new StreamingOMSerializer().serialize(xmlStreamReader, xmlStreamWriter);
        xmlStreamWriter.flush();
        assertXMLEqual(expectedXML, writer.toString());

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Examples of org.apache.axiom.util.stax.WrappedTextNodeStreamReader

                                              String testString,
                                              int chunkSize,
                                              String expectedXML) throws Exception {
        StringReader reader = new StringReader(testString);
        XMLStreamReader xmlStreamReader
            = new WrappedTextNodeStreamReader(wrapperElementName, reader, chunkSize);
        OMElement element = new StAXOMBuilder(xmlStreamReader).getDocumentElement();
        StringWriter writer = new StringWriter();
        element.serializeAndConsume(writer);
        assertXMLEqual(expectedXML, writer.toString());
    }

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Examples of org.apache.synapse.util.WrappedTextNodeStreamReader

    private void testUsingBuilder(QName wrapperElementName,
                                  String testString,
                                  int chunkSize) {
        StringReader reader = new StringReader(testString);
        XMLStreamReader xmlStreamReader
            = new WrappedTextNodeStreamReader(wrapperElementName, reader, chunkSize);
        OMElement element = new StAXOMBuilder(xmlStreamReader).getDocumentElement();
        assertEquals(wrapperElementName, element.getQName());
        assertEquals(wrapperElementName.getPrefix(), element.getQName().getPrefix());
        assertEquals(testString, element.getText());
    }

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Examples of org.apache.synapse.util.WrappedTextNodeStreamReader

                                     String testString,
                                     int chunkSize,
                                     String expectedXML) throws Exception {
        StringReader reader = new StringReader(testString);
        XMLStreamReader xmlStreamReader
            = new WrappedTextNodeStreamReader(wrapperElementName, reader, chunkSize);
        StringWriter writer = new StringWriter();
        XMLStreamWriter xmlStreamWriter
            = XMLOutputFactory.newInstance().createXMLStreamWriter(writer);
        new StreamingOMSerializer().serialize(xmlStreamReader, xmlStreamWriter);
        xmlStreamWriter.flush();

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Examples of org.apache.synapse.util.WrappedTextNodeStreamReader

                                              String testString,
                                              int chunkSize,
                                              String expectedXML) throws Exception {
        StringReader reader = new StringReader(testString);
        XMLStreamReader xmlStreamReader
            = new WrappedTextNodeStreamReader(wrapperElementName, reader, chunkSize);
        OMElement element = new StAXOMBuilder(xmlStreamReader).getDocumentElement();
        StringWriter writer = new StringWriter();
        element.serializeAndConsume(writer);
        assertXMLEqual(expectedXML, writer.toString());
    }

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