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

        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
                ODOMElement standard = (ODOMElement) jdomFactory.element(sName,
                        e.getNamespace());
                //add to the element
                e.addContent(standard);


                List children = e.getChildren();

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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();
                TransformerMetaFactory transformerMetaFactory =
                        new TestTransformerMetaFactory();


                // Don't need a test instance for the static test but to test that
                // the static test hasn't altered any state an instance is required

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Examples of org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory

    /**
     *
     * @throws Exception
     */
    public void testMoveListeners() throws Exception {
        final JDOMFactory factory = new ODOMFactory();


        ODOMElement fromRoot = (ODOMElement) factory.element("root");
        ODOMElement fromChild1 = (ODOMElement) factory.element("child");
        ODOMElement fromChild2 = (ODOMElement) factory.element("child");
        fromRoot.addContent(fromChild1);
        fromRoot.addContent(fromChild2);
        factory.document(fromRoot);


        ODOMChangeListener rootListener = createODOMChangeListener();
        fromRoot.addChangeListener(rootListener);
        fromRoot.addChangeListener(rootListener, ChangeQualifier.NAME);


        ODOMChangeListener child1Listener = createODOMChangeListener();
        fromChild1.addChangeListener(child1Listener);
        fromChild1.addChangeListener(child1Listener, ChangeQualifier.NAME);


        ODOMChangeListener child2Listener = createODOMChangeListener();
        fromChild2.addChangeListener(child2Listener);
        fromChild2.addChangeListener(child2Listener, ChangeQualifier.NAME);


        ODOMElement toRoot = (ODOMElement) factory.element("root");
        ODOMElement toChild1 = (ODOMElement) factory.element("child");
        toRoot.addContent(toChild1);
        factory.document(toRoot);


        fromRoot.moveListeners(toRoot);


        assertEquals("There should be no listeners in fromRoot.", 0,
                getNumListeners(fromRoot));

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Examples of org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory

     * point of view of the command pattern it uses, this test case exists to
     * exercise the recursive nature of the implementation of the method in
     * the <code>ODOMElement</code> class.
     */
    public void testRecursiveDetach() throws Exception {
        final JDOMFactory factory = new ODOMFactory();


        // Build some test data
        ODOMElement fromRoot = (ODOMElement) factory.element("root");
        fromRoot.setName("Root");
        ODOMElement fromChild1 = (ODOMElement) factory.element("child");
        fromChild1.setName("Child1");
        ODOMElement fromChild2 = (ODOMElement) factory.element("child");
        fromChild2.setName("Child2");
        fromRoot.addContent(fromChild1);
        fromRoot.addContent(fromChild2);


        ODOMChangeListener rootListener = createODOMChangeListener();

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Examples of org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory

    private void addMultiTypeElementTest(PolicyTypeComposition composition,
                                         PolicyType policyType,
                                         String expectedElementName,
                                         String expectedSubElementName) {


        JDOMFactory factory = new DefaultJDOMFactory();
        Element policy = factory.element("policy");
        composition.addTypeElement(policy, policyType, factory);
        assertEquals("There should be a single child element of policy.",
                1, policy.getChildren().size());
        Element type = (Element) policy.getChildren().get(0);
        assertEquals("Expected a " +

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Examples of org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory

     * single valued PolicyType to be added.
     */
    private void addSingleTypeElementTest(PolicyType policyType,
                                          String expectedElementName) {


        JDOMFactory factory = new DefaultJDOMFactory();
        Element policy = factory.element("policy");
        PolicyTypeComposition.SINGLE.addTypeElement(policy, policyType,
                factory);
        assertEquals("There should be a single child element of policy.",
                1, policy.getChildren().size());
        Element type = (Element) policy.getChildren().get(0);

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Examples of org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory

    /**
     * The that addTypeElement works with a STRUCTURE PolicyTypeComposition.
     */
    public void testAddTypeElementStructure() {


        JDOMFactory factory = new DefaultJDOMFactory();
        Element policy = factory.element("policy");
        PolicyTypeComposition.STRUCTURE.addTypeElement(policy,
                PolicyType.EMULATE_EMPHASIS_TAG, factory);
        assertEquals("There should be a single child element of policy.",
                1, policy.getChildren().size());
        Element type = (Element) policy.getChildren().get(0);

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Examples of org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory


    /**
     * TestPolicyTypeComposition.ORDERED_SET#canHandleType(Element).
     */
    public void testOrderedSetCanHandleTypeElement() throws Exception {
        JDOMFactory factory = new DefaultJDOMFactory();
        Element type = factory.element(DeviceRepositorySchemaConstants.
                POLICY_DEFINITION_TYPE_ELEMENT_NAME);
        Element orderedSet = factory.element(
                DeviceRepositorySchemaConstants.
                POLICY_DEFINITION_ORDEREDSET_ELEMENT_NAME);
        type.addContent(orderedSet);


        assertTrue("Should be able to handle an " +

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Examples of org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory


    /**
     * TestPolicyTypeComposition.UNORDERED_SET#canHandleType(Element).
     */
    public void testUnorderedSetCanHandleTypeElement() throws Exception {
        JDOMFactory factory = new DefaultJDOMFactory();
        Element type = factory.element(DeviceRepositorySchemaConstants.
                POLICY_DEFINITION_TYPE_ELEMENT_NAME);
        Element orderedSet = factory.element(
                DeviceRepositorySchemaConstants.
                POLICY_DEFINITION_UNORDEREDSET_ELEMENT_NAME);
        type.addContent(orderedSet);


        assertTrue("Should be able to handle an " +

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Examples of org.jdom.input.JDOMFactory

     * Helper method that creates the type element for the given policy type.
     * @param policyType the policy type
     * @return the type element
     */
    private Element createTypeElement(PolicyType policyType) {
        JDOMFactory factory = new DefaultJDOMFactory();
        Element type = factory.element(DeviceRepositorySchemaConstants.
                POLICY_DEFINITION_TYPE_ELEMENT_NAME);
        // this is a bit clumsy
        if (policyType == PolicyType.EMULATE_EMPHASIS_TAG) {
            type.setAttribute(DeviceRepositorySchemaConstants.
                                POLICY_DEFINITION_TYPE_NAME_ATTRIBUTE_NAME,
                              PolicyType.EMULATE_EMPHASIS_TAG.getName());
        }
        Element element = factory.element(
                policyType.getName());
        type.addContent(element);
        return type;
    }

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