Examples of XMLStringBuffer

com.sun.org.apache.xerces.internal.util.XMLStringBuffer
XMLString is a structure used to pass character arrays. However, XMLStringBuffer is a buffer in which characters can be appended and extends XMLString so that it can be passed to methods expecting an XMLString object. This is a safe operation because it is assumed that any callee will not modify the contents of the XMLString structure.
The contents of the string are managed by the string buffer. As characters are appended, the string buffer will grow as needed.
Note: Never set the ch, offset, and length fields directly. These fields are managed by the string buffer. In order to reset the buffer, call clear(). @author Andy Clark, IBM @author Eric Ye, IBM
mf.org.apache.xerces.util.XMLStringBuffer
XMLString is a structure used to pass character arrays. However, XMLStringBuffer is a buffer in which characters can be appended and extends XMLString so that it can be passed to methods expecting an XMLString object. This is a safe operation because it is assumed that any callee will not modify the contents of the XMLString structure.
The contents of the string are managed by the string buffer. As characters are appended, the string buffer will grow as needed.
Note: Never set the ch, offset, and length fields directly. These fields are managed by the string buffer. In order to reset the buffer, call clear(). @author Andy Clark, IBM @author Eric Ye, IBM @version $Id: XMLStringBuffer.java 447241 2006-09-18 05:12:57Z mrglavas $
org.apache.xerces.util.XMLStringBuffer
XMLString is a structure used to pass character arrays. However, XMLStringBuffer is a buffer in which characters can be appended and extends XMLString so that it can be passed to methods expecting an XMLString object. This is a safe operation because it is assumed that any callee will not modify the contents of the XMLString structure.
The contents of the string are managed by the string buffer. As characters are appended, the string buffer will grow as needed.
Note: Never set the ch, offset, and length fields directly. These fields are managed by the string buffer. In order to reset the buffer, call clear(). @author Stubs generated by DesignDoc on Mon Sep 11 11:10:57 PDT 2000 @author Andy Clark, IBM @author Eric Ye, IBM @version $Id: XMLStringBuffer.java,v 1.1.2.3 2000/10/10 23:24:26 lehors Exp $
org.testng.reporters.XMLStringBuffer
This class allows you to generate an XML text document by pushing and popping tags from a stack maintained internally. @author Cedric Beust Jul 21, 2003

Examples of org.testng.reporters.XMLStringBuffer


   private void generateConfiguration(String[] classNames) {
      //
      // Create testng.xml
      //
      XMLStringBuffer xsb = new XMLStringBuffer("");
      xsb.setDocType("suite SYSTEM \"" + Parser.TESTNG_DTD_URL + "\"");
      Properties props = new Properties();
      props.setProperty("name", "Generated Suite");
      xsb.push("suite", props);
      props.setProperty("name", "Generated Test");
      xsb.push("test", props);
      xsb.push("classes");


      for(String className : classNames) {
         Properties p = new Properties();
         p.setProperty("name", className);
         xsb.addEmptyElement("class", p);
      }


      xsb.pop("classes");
      xsb.pop("test");
      xsb.pop("suite");


      Utils.writeFile(m_outDir.getAbsolutePath(), "testng.xml", xsb.toXML());
   }

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