Examples of CSWRecordTransformer


Examples of org.geoserver.csw.response.CSWRecordTransformer

        // setup the request
        CSWRecordsResult response = getCSWResponse();
        GetRecordsType request = getCSWRequest();

        // transform it into a GetRecordsResponse
        CSWRecordTransformer tx = new CSWRecordTransformer(request, false);
        tx.setIndentation(2);
        StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
        tx.transform(response, sw);
        // System.out.println(sw);
       
        Document dom = XMLUnit.buildControlDocument(sw.toString());

        // checking root elements
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Examples of org.geoserver.csw.response.CSWRecordTransformer

        CSWRecordsResult response = getCSWResponse();
        response.setElementSet(ElementSetType.SUMMARY);
        GetRecordsType request = getCSWRequest();

        // transform it into a GetRecordsResponse (this time with the canonical location)
        CSWRecordTransformer tx = new CSWRecordTransformer(request, true);
        tx.setIndentation(2);
        StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
        tx.transform(response, sw);

        // System.out.println(sw);
        Document dom = XMLUnit.buildControlDocument(sw.toString());

        // checking root elements
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Examples of org.geoserver.csw.response.CSWRecordTransformer

        CSWRecordsResult response = getCSWResponse();
        response.setElementSet(null);
        GetRecordsType request = getCSWRequest();

        // transform it into a GetRecordsResponse (this time with the canonical location)
        CSWRecordTransformer tx = new CSWRecordTransformer(request, true);
        tx.setIndentation(2);
        StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
        tx.transform(response, sw);

        // System.out.println(sw);
        Document dom = XMLUnit.buildControlDocument(sw.toString());

        // checking root elements
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