Examples of SerialisationURLListener

com.volantis.mcs.dom.output.SerialisationURLListener

A listener interface for URLs found during DOM serialisation.

Implementations of this interface may be provided at DOM serialisation time, and any URLs which are found whilst performing the serialisation will be passed back through the {@link #foundURL} method.

This is particularly useful for clients which need to know which URLs are referenced by a page which is being generated. For now, this means the packaging implementation.

NOTE: I have put this class in the dom.output (and others in .dom package) package with the expectation that the remaining MCS DOM classes will be eventually be refactored away to a mcsdom package which is a peer of the wbdom package. Thus the dom package will become the repository for classes which are shared betweeen the different DOM implementations.

        conf.registerEmptyElement(   8, "br");
        elementNames.registerElement(9, "address"); // for testing empty element type
        AttributeStartFactory attrStarts = new AttributeStartFactory();
        attrStarts.registerAttributeStart(20, "href");


        SerialisationURLListener urlListener = new TestURLListener();
        
        CharsetCode charset = new CharsetCode(0x6A, "UTF-8");
        Codec codec = new Codec(charset);
        StringTable stringTable = new StringTable();
        StringFactory strings = new StringFactory(codec);

            Writer out = output.getWriter();
            Writer enc = new EncodingWriter(out, getCharacterEncoder());
            producer = new WMLProducer(out, enc);
        }


        SerialisationURLListener urlListener = null;
        final PackageResources pr = appContext.getPackageResources();
        if (pr != null) {
            // Force the packager to understand that only a subset of
            // assets are likely to be included in the response
            pr.initializeEncodedURLs();


            urlListener = new SerialisationURLListener() {
                public void foundURL(String url) {
                    pr.addEncodedURLCandidate(url);
                }
            };
        }

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Examples of SerialisationURLListener

Examples of com.volantis.mcs.dom.output.SerialisationURLListener

Examples of com.volantis.mcs.dom.output.SerialisationURLListener