Examples of XmlStringBuilder

org.jitterbit.util.xml.XmlStringBuilder
Construct XML string contents. Note that this class does not offer any XML processing or manipulation functionality. @author Torgil
org.jitterbit.xml.XmlStringBuilder
Construct XML string contents. Note that this class does not offer any XML processing or manipulation functionality. @author Torgil Zethson
org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.util.XmlStringBuilder
A safe container for building xml strings This is a Mutable class, it uses a StringBuilder internally for performance This class provides an interface, and some handy constructor methods. The implementation is in {@link XmlStringBuilderDoc}. That class also extends this interface to provide methods to convert nodes to their string representation using a document view. The need for that capability is rarer, and hence the split into two classes, so users don't have to suffer the verbosity of generics if they are just building a string. The static constructors here will return the appropriate type depending on whether a document view is given in the constructor, and so we also gain type safety (it's impossible to call "appendNode" on a builder that was not constructed with a document view.) @author danilatos@google.com (Daniel Danilatos)

Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.util.XmlStringBuilder

   * Tests the construct XML function which is used to insert gadgets into wave
   * XML representation.
   */
  public void testConstructXml() {
    String xmlSource = "http://test.com/gadget.xml";
    XmlStringBuilder builder = GadgetXmlUtil.constructXml(xmlSource, "", LOGIN_NAME);
    String xml = builder.toString();
    String expectedValue = "<" + TAGNAME +
        " " + URL_ATTRIBUTE + "=\"" + xmlSource + "\"" +
        " " + TITLE_ATTRIBUTE + "=\"\"" +
        " " + PREFS_ATTRIBUTE + "=\"\"" +
        " " + STATE_ATTRIBUTE + "=\"\"" +
        " " + AUTHOR_ATTRIBUTE + "=\"johnny_addgadget@rentacoder.com\">" +
        "</" + TAGNAME + ">";
    assertEquals(expectedValue, xml);
    String[] categories = {"chess", "game"};
    builder = GadgetXmlUtil.constructXml(xmlSource, "my pref", categories, LOGIN_NAME);
    xml = builder.toString();
    expectedValue = "<" + TAGNAME +
        " " + URL_ATTRIBUTE + "=\"" + xmlSource + "\"" +
        " " + TITLE_ATTRIBUTE + "=\"\"" +
        " " + PREFS_ATTRIBUTE + "=\"my pref\"" +
        " " + STATE_ATTRIBUTE + "=\"\"" +

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.util.XmlStringBuilder

    IndexedDocument<Node, Element, Text> parse = DocProviders.POJO.parse(initialContent);
    SubTreeXmlRenderer<Node, Element, Text> renderer =
      new SubTreeXmlRenderer<Node, Element, Text>(parse);


    Element nearestCommonAncestor = parse.getDocumentElement();
    XmlStringBuilder rendered = renderer.renderRange(parse.locate(start), parse.locate(end));


    assertEquals(expectedContent, rendered.toString());
  }

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.util.XmlStringBuilder

    String content = OperationUtil.getRequiredParameter(operation, ParamsProperty.CONTENT);
    String blipId = OperationUtil.getRequiredParameter(operation, ParamsProperty.BLIP_ID);
    ConversationBlip convBlip = context.getBlip(conversation, blipId);


    // Create builder from xml content.
    XmlStringBuilder markupBuilder = XmlStringBuilder.createFromXmlString(content);


    // Append the new markup to the blip doc.
    Document doc = convBlip.getContent();
    LineContainers.appendLine(doc, markupBuilder);

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.util.XmlStringBuilder

      // While the client libraries force a newline to be sent as the first
      // character we'll remove it here since the new blip we created already
      // contains a newline.
      content = content.substring(1);
    }
    XmlStringBuilder builder = XmlStringBuilder.createText(content);
    LineContainers.appendToLastLine(newBlip.getContent(), builder);
  }

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   */
  private void assertManifestXml(final String expected) {
    manifestDoc.with(new Action() {
      @Override
      public <N, E extends N, T extends N> void exec(MutableDocument<N, E, T> doc) {
        XmlStringBuilder exp = XmlStringBuilder.createFromXmlString(expected);
        assertStructureEquivalent(exp.wrap("conversation"), doc);
      }
    });
  }

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.util.XmlStringBuilder

   * @param i The index at which to insert the tag.
   */
  public void addTag(String tagName, int i) {
    E node = getNthTagNode(i);
    El<N> point = Point.<N>inElement(doc.getDocumentElement(), node);
    XmlStringBuilder xml = getXmlFor(tagName);
    doc.insertXml(point, xml);
  }

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.util.XmlStringBuilder

    } else {
      Element element = modifyAction.getElement(valueIndex);
      if (element != null) {
        if (element.isGadget()) {
          Gadget gadget = (Gadget) element;
          XmlStringBuilder xml =
              GadgetXmlUtil.constructXml(gadget.getUrl(), "", gadget.getAuthor(), null,
                  gadget.getProperties());
          // TODO (Yuri Z.) Make it possible to specify a location to insert the
          // gadget and implement insertion at the specified location.
          LineContainers.appendLine(doc, xml);

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            doc.emptyElement(child);
            Point<Doc.N> point = Point.<Doc.N> inElement(child, null);
            doc.insertText(point, val);
          }
        } else {
          XmlStringBuilder xml = GadgetXmlUtil.constructStateXml(property.getKey(), val);
          doc.insertXml(Point.<Doc.N> inElement(existingElement, null), xml);
        }
      }
    }
  }

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.util.XmlStringBuilder

        CollectionUtils.newArrayList(topBlip.getReplyThreads()));
  }


  public void testDeleteInlineReplyDeletesAnchor() {
    ConversationBlip blip = target.getRootThread().appendBlip();
    XmlStringBuilder xmlBefore = XmlStringBuilder.innerXml(blip.getContent());
    ConversationThread inlineReply = blip.addReplyThread(locateAfterLineElement(
        blip.getContent()));
    ConversationBlip inlineReplyBlip = inlineReply.appendBlip();


    inlineReplyBlip.delete();

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.model.document.util.XmlStringBuilder

   * @param state the initial gadget state.
   * @return content XML string for the gadget.
   */
  public static XmlStringBuilder constructXml(String url, String prefs, String author,
      @Nullable String[] categories, @Nullable Map<String, String> state) {
    final XmlStringBuilder builder = XmlStringBuilder.createEmpty();
    if (categories != null) {
      for (int i = 0; i < categories.length; ++i) {
        builder.append(
            XmlStringBuilder.createText("").wrap(
                CATEGORY_TAGNAME, KEY_ATTRIBUTE, categories[i]));
      }
    }
    if (state != null) {
      for (Map.Entry<String, String> entry : state.entrySet()) {
        builder.append(
            GadgetXmlUtil.constructStateXml(entry.getKey(), entry.getValue()));
      }
    }
    builder.wrap(
        TAGNAME,
        URL_ATTRIBUTE, url,
        TITLE_ATTRIBUTE, "",
        PREFS_ATTRIBUTE, prefs != null ? prefs : "",
        STATE_ATTRIBUTE, "",

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