Examples of mf.org.w3c.dom.ls.LSInput

mf.org.w3c.dom.ls.LSInput
3.org/TR/2004/REC-DOM-Level-3-LS-20040407'>Document Object Model (DOM) Level 3 Load and Save Specification.

        throws XNIException, IOException {
        // resolve entity using DOM entity resolver
        if (fEntityResolver != null) {
            // For entity resolution the type of the resource would be  XML TYPE
            // DOM L3 LS spec mention only the XML 1.0 recommendation right now
            LSInput inputSource =
                resourceIdentifier == null
                    ? fEntityResolver.resolveResource(
                        null,
                        null,
                        null,
                        null,
                        null)
                    : fEntityResolver.resolveResource(
                        getType(resourceIdentifier),
                        resourceIdentifier.getNamespace(),
                        resourceIdentifier.getPublicId(),
                        resourceIdentifier.getLiteralSystemId(),
                        resourceIdentifier.getBaseSystemId());
            if (inputSource != null) {
                String publicId = inputSource.getPublicId();
                String systemId = inputSource.getSystemId();
                String baseSystemId = inputSource.getBaseURI();
                InputStream byteStream = inputSource.getByteStream();
                Reader charStream = inputSource.getCharacterStream();
                String encoding = inputSource.getEncoding();
                String data = inputSource.getStringData();


                /**
                 * An LSParser looks at inputs specified in LSInput in
                 * the following order: characterStream, byteStream,
                 * stringData, systemId, publicId.

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         * returned into an <code>InputSource</code>.
         */
        public InputSource resolveEntity(String name, String publicId, 
                String baseURI, String systemId) throws SAXException, IOException {
            if (fEntityResolver != null) {
                LSInput lsInput = fEntityResolver.resolveResource(XML_TYPE, null, publicId, systemId, baseURI);
                if (lsInput != null) {
                    final String pubId = lsInput.getPublicId();
                    final String sysId = lsInput.getSystemId();
                    final String baseSystemId = lsInput.getBaseURI();
                    final Reader charStream = lsInput.getCharacterStream();
                    final InputStream byteStream = lsInput.getByteStream();
                    final String data = lsInput.getStringData();
                    final String encoding = lsInput.getEncoding();


                    /**
                     * An LSParser looks at inputs specified in LSInput in
                     * the following order: characterStream, byteStream,
                     * stringData, systemId, publicId. For consistency

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                try {
                    XMLInputSource is = fEntityResolver.resolveEntity(
                        new XMLResourceIdentifierImpl(publicId,systemId,baseUri,null));
                    if(is==null)    return null;
                        
                    LSInput di = new DOMInputImpl();
                    di.setBaseURI(is.getBaseSystemId());
                    di.setByteStream(is.getByteStream());
                    di.setCharacterStream(is.getCharacterStream());
                    di.setEncoding(is.getEncoding());
                    di.setPublicId(is.getPublicId());
                    di.setSystemId(is.getSystemId());
                        
                    return di;
                } catch( IOException e ) {
                    // erors thrown by the callback is not supposed to be
                    // reported to users.

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