Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.trans.NullRemovingDOMTransformer$NullRemover

Package com.volantis.mcs.protocols.trans

Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.trans.NullRemovingDOMTransformer$NullRemover

com.volantis.mcs.protocols.trans.NullRemovingDOMTransformer
{@link NodeIteratee} implementation which removes all null namedelements from a {@link Document}.


        Document transformedDOM = transformer.transform(protocol, originalDOM);


        // In actual operation this transformer would form a compound
        // transformer with the NullRemovingDOMTransformer.
        NullRemovingDOMTransformer nullRemover = new NullRemovingDOMTransformer();
        nullRemover.transform(null, transformedDOM);


        final String expectedXML = helper.render(expectedDOM);
        final String actualXML = helper.render(transformedDOM);


        boolean failed = true;

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        transformer.transform(protocol, dom);


        // In actual operation this transformer would form a compound
        // transformer with the NullRemovingDOMTransformer.
        NullRemovingDOMTransformer nullRemover = new NullRemovingDOMTransformer();
        nullRemover.transform(null, dom);


        String domAsString = helper.render(dom);
        String expectedAsString = helper.render(expected);


        assertEquals("DOM comparison failed", expectedAsString, domAsString);

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     * @param document
     * @return an XML string
     */
    public String render(Document document) {


        DOMTransformer transformer = new NullRemovingDOMTransformer();
        document = transformer.transform(null, document);


        transformer = new DeferredInheritTransformer();
        document = transformer.transform(null, document);


        // Clear all inferrable properties from the document.
        optimizer.optimizeDocument(document);


        StringWriter writer = new StringWriter();

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        // In normal operation this is done at the DOMTransformer level.
        // @todo I would rather pass a DOMProtocolMock than null, but mocks are
        // currently not accessible from integration tests, and StyledDOMTester
        // is not accessible from unit tests.... so move this to unit tests and
        // use a DOMProtocolMock when that becomes possible.
        NullRemovingDOMTransformer nullRemover = new NullRemovingDOMTransformer();
        nullRemover.transform(null, dom);




        String domAsString = helper.render(dom);
        String expectedDOMAsString = helper.render(expectedDOM);

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        // todo - replace the getDOMTransformer() with transformerSet
        DOMTransformer domTransformer = getDOMTransformer();
        if (domTransformer != null) {
            addDOMTransformer(domTransformer);
        }
        addDOMTransformer(new NullRemovingDOMTransformer());


        addXFormEmulationTransformer();


        //  If the protocol output requires preprocessing before we do anything
        // else with it then do so.

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