Class SMRootFragment

  • Direct Known Subclasses:
    SMOutputDocument

    public class SMRootFragment
    extends SMOutputContainer
    Concrete non-buffered fragment (== container) class used as the root level output container. Root-level does not necessarily have to mean XML root level; it may also be a child context of a stream writer in which StaxMate is only used to output specific sub-trees. This class is also used as the base for the outputter that models a complete document.
    • Field Detail

      • _active

        protected boolean _active
        Simple state flag; children can only be added when root container is still active.
    • Method Detail

      • _output

        protected boolean _output​(SMOutputContext ctxt,
                                  boolean canClose)
                           throws javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException
        Description copied from class: SMOutputtable
        Method called to request that the entity output itself; either as much as it can without closing, or as much as it can if it is to get closed. In both cases output can fail or be only a partial one: buffered nodes will not be output at all, and nodes with buffered children can only be partially output.
        Specified by:
        _output in class SMOutputContainer
        Parameters:
        ctxt - Output context to use for outputting this node (and its contents)
        canClose - If true, indicates that the node can (and should) be fully closed if possible. This (passing true) is usually done when a new sibling is added after a node (element/fragment); if so, current one should be recursively closed. If false, should only try to output as much as can be done without forcing closures.
        Returns:
        True if the whole node could be output, ie. neither it nor its children are buffered.
        Throws:
        javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException
      • _childReleased

        protected void _childReleased​(SMOutputtable child)
                               throws javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException
        Description copied from class: SMOutputContainer
        Method called by a child, when it is released and neither is or contains any buffered entities. This should indicate that it can be output unless one of its parents or preceding siblings is buffered. Container is expected to update its own state, and then inform its own parent (if necesary) about release; this may cascade output from parents up the container stack.
        Specified by:
        _childReleased in class SMOutputContainer
        Parameters:
        child - Child node that now neither is nor contains any buffered nodes.
        Throws:
        javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException
      • _canOutputNewChild

        public boolean _canOutputNewChild()
                                   throws javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException
        Description copied from class: SMOutputContainer
        Method called to figure out if we can just output a newly added child, without any buffering. It will request container to close and output all non-buffered children it has, if any; and indicate whether it was fully succesful or not.
        Specified by:
        _canOutputNewChild in class SMOutputContainer
        Returns:
        True if all children (if any) were completely output; false if there was at least one buffered child that couldn't be output.
        Throws:
        javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException
      • getPath

        public void getPath​(java.lang.StringBuilder sb)
        Description copied from class: SMOutputContainer
        Method that can be called to get an XPath like description of the relative location of this output node, starting from root. Path will be appended to given StringBuilder.
        Specified by:
        getPath in class SMOutputContainer
      • closeRoot

        public void closeRoot()
                       throws javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException
        Method that HAS to be called when all additions have been done via StaxMate API. Since it is possible that the underlying stream writer may be buffering some parts, it needs to be informed of the closure.

        Note that the underlying stream is NOT closed as part of this call, just this logical outputter object. If you do want the underlying writer to be closed too, call closeRootAndWriter() instead.

        Throws:
        javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException
      • closeRootAndWriter

        public void closeRootAndWriter()
                                throws javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException
        Throws:
        javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException
      • throwIfClosed

        private final void throwIfClosed()