Examples of com.volantis.mcs.wbsax.WBSAXContentHandler.startElement()

Class com.volantis.mcs.wbsax.WBSAXContentHandler

Examples of com.volantis.mcs.wbsax.WBSAXContentHandler.startElement()

com.volantis.mcs.wbsax.WBSAXContentHandler.startElement()
Start a WBXML element using the coded element name and flags provided. @param name the element name to use, as a code. @param attributes true if this element will contain attribute data. @param content true if this element will contain content data. @throws WBSAXException if there was a problem.

        // If we have a registered code for this element
        ElementNameCode nameCode = context.getElementNames().create(name);
        WBSAXContentHandler contentHandler = context.getContentHandler();
        if (nameCode != null) {
            // Start the element with the name code
            contentHandler.startElement(nameCode, attributes, content);
        } else {
            // There was no code for the element in the token table.
            // So, we fall back to starting the element with a literal 
            // name, and hope the device understands it.
            StringReference nameRef =

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            // There was no code for the element in the token table.
            // So, we fall back to starting the element with a literal 
            // name, and hope the device understands it.
            StringReference nameRef =
                    context.getReferences().createReference(name);
            contentHandler.startElement(nameRef, attributes, content);
        }
        if (attributes) {
            contentHandler.startAttributes();
    
            for (Attribute attribute = element.getAttributes();

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