Examples of org.apache.cocoon.generation.ServerPagesGenerator

org.apache.cocoon.generation.ServerPagesGenerator

This class acts as a proxy to a dynamically loadedGenerator delegating actual SAX event generation.

It has a single configuration item : <autocomplete-documents>true|false<autocomplete-documents> (default is false).

This tells the generator to automatically close all elements that weren't properly closed by the XSP, such as when a return statement is used to prematurely end processing. Activating this feature sensibly increases CPU-usage and should therefore be used only if really needed (it's better to have clean XSP pages that don't break abruptly generation flow). @author Ricardo Rocha @author Sylvain Wallez @version CVS $Id: ServerPagesGenerator.java,v 1.2 2003/03/19 15:42:13 cziegeler Exp $

        String outputKey = parameters.getParameter("output-attribute", null);
        Map resultMap = new HashMap();
        Object success = null;


        // Get a ServerPagesGenerator
        ServerPagesGenerator generator = (ServerPagesGenerator)this.generatorHandler.get();


        // Generator output, if output-attribute was given
        XMLByteStreamCompiler compiler = null;


        try {
            generator.enableLogging(getLogger());
            generator.compose(this.manager);
            generator.setup(resolver, objectModel, source, parameters);


            // Setup generator output
            if (outputKey == null) {
                // discard output to a "black hole"
                generator.setConsumer(new AbstractXMLConsumer() { } ); // Make the abstract class instanciable
            } else {
                // store output in a byte stream
                compiler = new XMLByteStreamCompiler();
                generator.setConsumer(compiler);
            }


            // Augment the object model for the "action" logicsheet
            objectModel.put(REDIRECTOR_OBJECT, redirector);
            objectModel.put(ACTION_RESULT_OBJECT, resultMap);


            // Let the XSP do it's stuff
            generator.generate();
            success = objectModel.get(ACTION_SUCCESS_OBJECT);


        } finally {
            // Release generator
            generatorHandler.put(generator);

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