Examples of CharArrayDataSource

org.apache.axiom.om.ds.CharArrayDataSource
CharArrayDataSource is an example implementation of OMDataSourceExt. Use it to insert a char[] into an OM Tree. This data source is useful for placing characters into an OM tree, instead of having a deeply nested tree.

Examples of org.apache.axiom.om.ds.CharArrayDataSource

        assertNull(element.getNextOMSibling());
        assertFalse(element.isExpanded());
    }


    public void testSerializeModifiedOMSEWithNonDestructiveDataSource() throws Exception {
        OMDataSourceExt ds = new CharArrayDataSource("<element><child/></element>".toCharArray());
        assertFalse(ds.isDestructiveWrite());
        
        OMFactory f = new OMLinkedListImplFactory();
        OMElement element = new OMSourcedElementImpl("element", null, f, ds);
        
        element.getFirstElement().setText("TEST");

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Examples of org.apache.axiom.om.ds.CharArrayDataSource

    }
    
    // Test for WSCOMMONS-453
    public void _testOMSourcedElementDescendent() throws Exception {
        OMFactory omFactory = omMetaFactory.getOMFactory();
        OMDataSource ds = new CharArrayDataSource("<a>test</a>".toCharArray());
        OMElement root = omFactory.createOMElement(new QName("root"));
        OMSourcedElement child = omFactory.createOMElement(ds, "a", null);
        root.addChild(child);
        assertFalse(child.isExpanded());
        XMLStreamReader stream = root.getXMLStreamReader();

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Examples of org.apache.axiom.om.ds.CharArrayDataSource

        assertNull(element.getNextOMSibling());
        assertFalse(element.isExpanded());
    }


    public void testSerializeModifiedOMSEWithNonDestructiveDataSource() throws Exception {
        OMDataSourceExt ds = new CharArrayDataSource("<element><child/></element>".toCharArray());
        assertFalse(ds.isDestructiveWrite());
        
        OMFactory f = new OMLinkedListImplFactory();
        OMElement element = new OMSourcedElementImpl("element", null, f, ds);
        
        element.getFirstElement().setText("TEST");

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