Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.ProtocolWriter

com.volantis.mcs.protocols.ProtocolWriter
This class extends Writer in order to provide a mechanism for adding text to the current dom output buffer.
This is very inefficient at the moment but it is hidden away so will be easy to fix in future. The most efficient method of encoding is to probably write a method which explicitly tests for the different characters which need to be encoded.

    public void createWriters() {
        // WMLDollarEncoderWritter should be applied only for
        // "native markup" therefore content writer is simple ProtocolWriter
        // from now. We must do that to avoid dollar encoding for "non-native markups"
        // protocolWriter is common for both content and native Writers as it was before
        ProtocolWriter protocolWriter = new ProtocolWriter (this);
        contentWriter = protocolWriter;
        nativeWriter = new WMLDollarEncoderWriter(protocolWriter);
    }

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        return widthHandler;
    }


    public OutputBufferWriter getDirectWriter() {
        if (directWriter == null) {
            directWriter = new ProtocolWriter(this, true);
        }
        return directWriter;
    }

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        listItemIdGeneratorStack = new ListItemIdGeneratorStack();
    }


    // Javadoc inherited.
    protected void createWriters() {
        contentWriter = new OutputBufferWriter( new ProtocolWriter(this));
    }

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