Examples of javanet.staxutils.IndentingXMLEventWriter

javanet.staxutils.IndentingXMLEventWriter
A filter that indents an XML stream. To apply it, construct a filter that contains another {@link XMLEventWriter}, which you pass to the constructor. Then call methods of the filter instead of the contained stream. For example:
```
 {@link XMLEventWriter} stream = ...stream = new  {@link IndentingXMLEventWriter}(stream); stream.add(...); 
```
The filter inserts characters to format the document as an outline, with nested elements indented. Basically, it inserts a line break and whitespace before:
- each DTD, processing instruction or comment that's not preceded by data
- each starting tag that's not preceded by data
- each ending tag that's preceded by nested elements but not data
This works well with 'data-oriented' XML, wherein each element contains either data or nested elements but not both. It can work badly with other styles of XML. For example, the data in a 'mixed content' document are apt to be polluted with indentation characters.
Indentation can be adjusted by setting the newLine and indent properties. But set them to whitespace only, for best results. Non-whitespace is apt to cause problems, for example when this class attempts to insert newLine before the root element. @author Kohsuke Kawaguchi @author John Kristian

     * writer.
     */
    private XMLEventWriter createXmlEventWriter(FileWriter fileWriter)
            throws FactoryConfigurationError, XMLStreamException {
        XMLOutputFactory factory = XMLOutputFactory.newInstance();
        return new IndentingXMLEventWriter(factory
                .createXMLEventWriter(fileWriter));
    }

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        try {
            out = new FileWriter(parameters.get(PARAMETER_JOURNAL_FILENAME));


            XMLOutputFactory factory = XMLOutputFactory.newInstance();
            writer =
                    new IndentingXMLEventWriter(factory
                            .createXMLEventWriter(out));
        } catch (IOException e) {
            throw new JournalException(e);
        } catch (XMLStreamException e) {
            throw new JournalException(e);

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        try {
            super.testStateChange(State.FILE_OPEN);


            writer = new RmiTransportWriter(receiver, repositoryHash, filename);
            xmlWriter =
                    new IndentingXMLEventWriter(XMLOutputFactory
                            .newInstance()
                            .createXMLEventWriter(new BufferedWriter(writer,
                                                                     bufferSize)));


            parent.writeDocumentHeader(xmlWriter, repositoryHash, currentDate);

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    /**
     * Wrap an XMLEventWriter around that StringWriter.
     */
    private XMLEventWriter createXmlEventWriter(StringWriter stringWriter)
            throws FactoryConfigurationError, XMLStreamException {
        return new IndentingXMLEventWriter(XMLOutputFactory.newInstance()
                .createXMLEventWriter(stringWriter));
    }

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            super.testStateChange(State.FILE_OPEN);


            journalFile = new TransportOutputFile(directory, filename);


            xmlWriter =
                    new IndentingXMLEventWriter(XMLOutputFactory.newInstance()
                            .createXMLEventWriter(journalFile.open()));


            parent.writeDocumentHeader(xmlWriter, repositoryHash, currentDate);


            super.setState(State.FILE_OPEN);

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    }


    private XMLEventWriter createXmlWriter() throws FactoryConfigurationError,
            XMLStreamException {
        XMLOutputFactory factory = XMLOutputFactory.newInstance();
        return new IndentingXMLEventWriter(factory
                .createXMLEventWriter(xmlStringWriter));
    }

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        this.filename = filename;
        this.currentDate = currentDate;
        try {
            stringWriter = new StringWriter();
            xmlWriter =
                    new IndentingXMLEventWriter(XMLOutputFactory.newInstance()
                            .createXMLEventWriter(stringWriter));
        } catch (XMLStreamException e) {
            throw new JournalException(e);
        } catch (FactoryConfigurationError e) {
            throw new JournalException(e);

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                new JournalEntrySizeEstimator(mjw);


        for (CreatorJournalEntry journalEntry : journalEntries) {
            StringWriter stringWriter = new StringWriter();
            XMLEventWriter xmlEventWriter =
                    new IndentingXMLEventWriter(XMLOutputFactory.newInstance()
                            .createXMLEventWriter(stringWriter));
            mjw.writeJournalEntry(journalEntry, xmlEventWriter);
            long estimatedSize = estimator.estimateSize(journalEntry);
            assertSizesAreReallyClose(stringWriter.getBuffer().length(),
                                      estimatedSize);

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                             String role,
                             ServerInterface server)
            throws XMLStreamException, FactoryConfigurationError {
        super(parameters, role, server);
        xmlWriter =
                new IndentingXMLEventWriter(XMLOutputFactory.newInstance()
                        .createXMLEventWriter(stringWriter));
    }

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