Examples of OMSourcedElement

org.apache.axiom.om.OMSourcedElement

An OMSourcedElement is an OMElement whose data is backed by an arbitrary java object. The backing java object is accessed via the OMDataSource (or OMDataSourceExt) interface. An OMSourcedElement can be in one of two states. Not Expanded: In this state the backing object is used to read and write the xml Expanded: In this state, the OMSourcedElement is backed by a normal OM tree. Here are the steps to place an arbitrary java object into the OM tree. 1) Write an OMDataSourceExt class that provides access to your java object. 2) Use OMFactory.createOMElement(OMDataSource, String, OMNamespace) to create the OMSourcedElement. 3) Attach the OMSourcedElement to your OMTree.

        if (targetDS == null) {
            copyOMElement(factory, targetParent, sourceOMSE);
            return;
        }
        // Otherwise create a target OMSE with the copied DataSource
        OMSourcedElement targetOMSE =
            factory.createOMElement(targetDS, 
                                    sourceOMSE.getLocalName(), 
                                    sourceOMSE.getNamespace());
        targetParent.addChild(targetOMSE);

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Examples of OMSourcedElement

Examples of org.apache.axiom.om.OMSourcedElement