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Examples of handleEndElementEvent()

com.volantis.xml.pipeline.sax.flow.FlowControlManager.handleEndElementEvent()

Called to indicate that an endElement event has been received. This method must only be called while in flow control mode.

This method will update the internal state of this object and depending on that state could cause the pipeline to exit flow control mode which will in turn cause the {@link FlowController#endFlowControl}method of all the registered {@link FlowController}s to be invoked.

If this does cause the pipeline to exit flow control mode then the event must be forwarded so this method will return true.

@return True if the event must be forwarded in order to maintain wellformed set of events and false if it should be ignored. @throws IllegalStateException If this is called while not in flow controlmode.

    protected void endFlowControl() {
        final FlowControlManager flowControlManager =
                marlinContext.getFlowControlManager();
        if (flowControlManager != null &&
                flowControlManager.inFlowControlMode()) {
            flowControlManager.handleEndElementEvent();
        }
    }
    
    // Javadoc inherited from ContentHandler interface
    public void ignorableWhitespace(char[] characters, int start, int length)

            throws SAXException {


        FlowControlManager flowControlManager =
                xdimeContext.getFlowControlManager();
        if (!inFlowControlMode ||
                flowControlManager.handleEndElementEvent()) {
            try {


                // pop this element off the stack
                XDIMEElement element = xdimeContext.popElement();

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Examples of handleEndElementEvent()

Examples of com.volantis.xml.pipeline.sax.flow.FlowControlManager.handleEndElementEvent()

Examples of com.volantis.xml.pipeline.sax.flow.FlowControlManager.handleEndElementEvent()