Examples of org.eclipse.jst.jsf.designtime.internal.view.XMLViewDefnAdapter

Package org.eclipse.jst.jsf.designtime.internal.view

Examples of org.eclipse.jst.jsf.designtime.internal.view.XMLViewDefnAdapter

org.eclipse.jst.jsf.designtime.internal.view.XMLViewDefnAdapter
A view definition adapter base class for view definition that use XML to define the view. @author cbateman

            }
        }


        public String getTagPrefixForURI(final String uri)
        {
            final XMLViewDefnAdapter adapter = DTAppManagerUtil
                    .getXMLViewDefnAdapter(_file);


            if (adapter != null)
            {
                return adapter.getPrefix(uri, _context.getStructuredDocument());
            }
            return null;
        }

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            return null;
        }


        public String getTagURIForNodeName(final Node node)
        {
            final XMLViewDefnAdapter adapter = DTAppManagerUtil
            .getXMLViewDefnAdapter(_file);
            final Element element = getElement(node);
            if (element != null && adapter != null)
            {
                return adapter.getNamespace(element, _context.getStructuredDocument());
            }
            return null;
        }

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        private ITagElement _getTagElement(final Node node)
        {
            final Element element = getElement(node);


            final XMLViewDefnAdapter adapter =
                DTAppManagerUtil.getXMLViewDefnAdapter(_project, _file);


            if (element != null && adapter != null)
            {
                return adapter.mapToTagElement(element, _context
                        .getStructuredDocument());
            }
            return null;
        }

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        else
        {
            offsetOfFirstEL = -1;
        }


        final XMLViewDefnAdapter adapter = DTAppManagerUtil
        .getXMLViewDefnAdapter(context);


        boolean isEL = false;
        if (adapter != null && offsetOfFirstEL != -1)
        {
            try
            {
                // use the attribute's context plus the offset into the
                // whole attribute value to find where we think the el
                // expression starts. Add one since the attribute value
                // string returned by attrAdapter will have the value quotes
                // removed, but the region offsets include the quotes.
                IStructuredDocumentContext elContext = IStructuredDocumentContextFactory.INSTANCE
                .getContext(context.getStructuredDocument(), context
                        .getDocumentPosition()
                        + offsetOfFirstEL + 1);
                final DTELExpression elExpression = adapter
                .getELExpression(elContext);
                if (elExpression != null)
                {
                    final String elText = elExpression.getText();

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