Examples of org.jibx.ws.io.XmlReaderWrapper.toTag()

org.jibx.ws.io.XmlReaderWrapper.toTag()
Parse to start or end tag. If not currently positioned at a start or end tag this first advances the parse to the next start or end tag. Throws an exception if the end of document is seen before a start or end tag. @return parser event type for start tag or end tag @throws JiBXException on any error (possibly wrapping other exception) @see org.jibx.runtime.IXMLReader

     */
    private void readSoapFaultDetail(IXMLReader xmlReader, InContext context, SoapFault fault) throws IOException,
        WsException {
        try {
            XmlReaderWrapper wrpr = XmlReaderWrapper.createXmlReaderWrapper(xmlReader);
            while (wrpr.toTag() == IXMLReader.START_TAG) {
                Object detail = null;
                /**
                 * If handlers are defined on the body fault phase, they have the opportunity to add details to the
                 * SoapFault. Otherwise the SOAP details will be skipped.
                 */

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     * @throws WsException
     */
    private void readSoapHeaders(IXMLReader xmlReader, InContext context) throws IOException, WsException {
        try {
            XmlReaderWrapper wrpr = XmlReaderWrapper.createXmlReaderWrapper(xmlReader);
            while (wrpr.toTag() == IXMLReader.START_TAG) {
                /**
                 * If handlers are defined on the headers, they have the opportunity to read the header. Otherwise the
                 * header will be skipped.
                 */
                Object header = context.invokeInHandlers(SoapPhase.HEADER, xmlReader);

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