Examples of JDOMFactory

org.jdom.JDOMFactory
An interface to be used by builders when constructing JDOM objects. The DefaultJDOMFactory creates the standard top-level JDOM classes (Element, Document, Comment, etc). Another implementation of this factory could be used to create custom classes. @version $Revision: 1.8 $, $Date: 2004/09/01 05:25:38 $ @author Ken Rune Holland @author Phil Nelson @author Bradley S. Huffman
org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory
org.jdom2.JDOMFactory
A non-public utility class similar to StringBuilder but optimized for XML parsing where the common case is that you get only one chunk of characters per text section. TextBuffer stores the first chunk of characters in a String, which can just be returned directly if no second chunk is received. Subsequent chunks are stored in a supplemental char array (like StringBuilder uses). In this case, the returned text will be the first String chunk, concatenated with the subsequent chunks stored in the char array. This provides optimal performance in the common case, while still providing very good performance in the uncommon case. Furthermore, avoiding StringBuilder means that no extra unused char array space will be kept around after parsing is through. @author Bradley S. Huffman @author Alex Rosen

Examples of org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory

    public void testSetProxiedElementsChanged() {
        PolicyProxyElementDetails details =
                new PolicyProxyElementDetails("imageComponent");
        ProxyElementDetails.ChangeReason reason =
                ProxyElementDetails.ELEMENTS;
        JDOMFactory factory = new DefaultJDOMFactory();
        ArrayList elements = new ArrayList();


        // Test that when the element changes then the element name changes.
        elements.add(factory.element("deviceImageAsset"));
        assertTrue("Element name has changed and reason is ELEMENTS.",
                details.setProxiedElements(elements.iterator(), reason));


        assertEquals("Element name should now be \"deviceImageAsset\"",
                "deviceImageAsset", details.getElementName());


        // Test that different element names produce UNDEFINED_ELEMENT_NAME
        Element element = factory.element("genericImageAsset");
        elements.add(element);
        assertTrue("Element name has changed and reason is ELEMENTS.",
                details.setProxiedElements(elements.iterator(), reason));
        assertEquals("Element name should now be \"" +
                ODOMElement.UNDEFINED_ELEMENT_NAME + "\"",

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Examples of org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory

        extends TestCaseAbstract {
    /**
     * Test getElements with no skip or stop elements.
     */
    public void testGetChildrenSimple() {
        JDOMFactory factory = new DefaultJDOMFactory();
        Element parent = factory.element("parent");
        Element child1 = factory.element("child1");
        Element child2 = factory.element("child2");
        parent.addContent(child1);
        parent.addContent(child2);


        ElementChildrenTreeContentProvider provider =
                new ElementChildrenTreeContentProvider();

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Examples of org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory


    /**
     * Test getChildren with stop elements.
     */
    public void testGetChildrenStopElements() {
        JDOMFactory factory = new DefaultJDOMFactory();
        Element parent1 = factory.element("parent1");
        Element child1a = factory.element("child1a");
        Element child2a = factory.element("child2a");
        parent1.addContent(child1a);
        parent1.addContent(child2a);


        Element parent2 = factory.element("parent2");
        Element child1b = factory.element("child1b");
        Element child2b = factory.element("child2b");
        parent2.addContent(child1b);
        parent2.addContent(child2b);


        String [] stopElements = { parent1.getName(), parent2.getName() };


        ElementChildrenTreeContentProvider provider =
                new ElementChildrenTreeContentProvider(null, stopElements,
                        false, false);


        Object [] elements = provider.getChildren(parent1);
        assertEquals("There should be no child elements for parent1", 0,
                elements.length);


        elements = provider.getChildren(parent2);
        assertEquals("There should be no child elements for parent2", 0,
                elements.length);


        // Make parent1 and parent2 child of some root element to ensure that
        // they do appear in the root's children.
        Element root = factory.element("root");
        root.addContent(parent1);
        root.addContent(parent2);


        elements = provider.getChildren(root);
        assertEquals("There should be two child elements for root.", 2,

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Examples of org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory


    /**
     * Test getChildren with skip elements.
     */
    public void testGetChildrenSkipElements() {
        JDOMFactory factory = new DefaultJDOMFactory();
        Element parent1 = factory.element("parent1");
        Element child1a = factory.element("child1a");
        Element child2a = factory.element("child2a");
        parent1.addContent(child1a);
        parent1.addContent(child2a);


        Element parent2 = factory.element("parent2");
        Element child1b = factory.element("child1b");
        Element child2b = factory.element("child2b");
        parent2.addContent(child1b);
        parent2.addContent(child2b);


        Element root = factory.element("root");
        root.addContent(parent1);
        root.addContent(parent2);


        // Test that parent1 is skipped but parent2 is not.
        String [] skipElements = { parent1.getName() };

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Examples of org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory

    /**
     * Test getChildren() with both stop and skip elements at the same
     * time.
     */
    public void testGetChildrenSkipAndStopElements() {
        JDOMFactory factory = new DefaultJDOMFactory();
        Element parent1 = factory.element("parent1");
        Element child1a = factory.element("child1a");
        Element child2a = factory.element("child2a");
        parent1.addContent(child1a);
        parent1.addContent(child2a);


        Element parent2 = factory.element("parent2");
        Element child1b = factory.element("child1b");
        Element child2b = factory.element("child2b");
        parent2.addContent(child1b);
        parent2.addContent(child2b);


        Element root = factory.element("root");
        root.addContent(parent1);
        root.addContent(parent2);


        Attribute rootAttr1 = factory.attribute("rootAttr1", "value");
        Attribute parentAttr1 = factory.attribute("parentAttr1", "value");


        root.setAttribute(rootAttr1);
        parent1.setAttribute(parentAttr1);


        // Skip both parents.

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Examples of org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory

     * Test that getChildren() sorts returned elements and attributes
     * as required i.e. all attributes must come before all elements and
     * both elements and attributes must be ordered alphabetically.
     */
    public void testGetChildrenSorting() {
        JDOMFactory factory = new DefaultJDOMFactory();
        Element parent1 = factory.element("parent1");
        Element child1a = factory.element("child1a");
        Element child2a = factory.element("child2a");
        parent1.addContent(child2a);
        parent1.addContent(child1a);


        Element parent2 = factory.element("parent2");
        Element child1b = factory.element("child1b");
        Element child2b = factory.element("child2b");
        parent2.addContent(child1b);
        parent2.addContent(child2b);


        Element root = factory.element("root");
        root.addContent(parent2);
        root.addContent(parent1);


        Attribute rootAttr1 = factory.attribute("rootAttr1", "value");
        Attribute rootAttr2 = factory.attribute("rootAttr2", "value");
        Attribute parentAttr1 = factory.attribute("parentAttr1", "value");


        root.setAttribute(rootAttr2);
        root.setAttribute(rootAttr1);
        parent1.setAttribute(parentAttr1);

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Examples of org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory


    /**
     * Test getElements() when the root element should be displayed.
     */
    public void testGetElementsProvideRoot() {
        JDOMFactory factory = new DefaultJDOMFactory();
        Element parent1 = factory.element("parent1");
        Element child1a = factory.element("child1a");
        Element child2a = factory.element("child2a");
        parent1.addContent(child2a);
        parent1.addContent(child1a);


        Element parent2 = factory.element("parent2");
        Element child1b = factory.element("child1b");
        Element child2b = factory.element("child2b");
        parent2.addContent(child1b);
        parent2.addContent(child2b);


        Element root = factory.element("root");
        root.addContent(parent2);
        root.addContent(parent1);




        ElementChildrenTreeContentProvider provider =

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Examples of org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory


    /**
     * Test getElements() when the root element should not be displayed.
     */
    public void testGetElementsNoRoot() {
        JDOMFactory factory = new DefaultJDOMFactory();
        Element parent1 = factory.element("parent1");
        Element child1a = factory.element("child1a");
        Element child2a = factory.element("child2a");
        parent1.addContent(child2a);
        parent1.addContent(child1a);


        Element parent2 = factory.element("parent2");
        Element child1b = factory.element("child1b");
        Element child2b = factory.element("child2b");
        parent2.addContent(child1b);
        parent2.addContent(child2b);


        Element root = factory.element("root");
        root.addContent(parent2);
        root.addContent(parent1);


        ElementChildrenTreeContentProvider provider =
                new ElementChildrenTreeContentProvider(null, null, true, false);

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Examples of org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory

     * value for the specified policy type.
     * @param policyType the policy type
     * @return the policy element with an appropriate default value
     */
    private Element createPolicyElement(final PolicyType policyType) {
        final JDOMFactory factory = new ODOMFactory();


        final Element policiesElement = factory.element(
                DeviceRepositorySchemaConstants.POLICIES_ELEMENT_NAME,
                DEVICE_NS);
        policyType.addDefaultPolicyValue(policiesElement,
                "myPolicy", factory, null);

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Examples of org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory

        TemporaryFileManager tempFileMgr = new TemporaryFileManager(
                new TestDeviceRepositoryCreator());
        tempFileMgr.executeWith(new TemporaryFileExecutor() {
            public void execute(File repository) throws Exception {


                JDOMFactory jdomFactory = new ODOMFactory();
                DeviceRepositoryAccessorManager manager =
                        new DeviceRepositoryAccessorManager(
                                repository.getPath(),
                                new TestTransformerMetaFactory(), jdomFactory, false);


                String sName = DeviceRepositorySchemaConstants.STANDARD_ELEMENT_NAME;


                ODOMElement e = (ODOMElement) manager.retrieveDeviceIdentification("PC");
                //create a standard element and add it to the device identification
                ODOMElement standard = (ODOMElement) jdomFactory.element(sName,
                        e.getNamespace());
                e.addContent(standard);


                List children = e.getChildren();
                Object[] childArray = children.toArray();

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