Examples of XOPEncodingStreamReader

org.apache.axiom.util.stax.xop.XOPEncodingStreamReader
{@link XMLStreamReader} wrapper that encodes XOP. It assumes that the underlying readerimplements the extension defined by {@link DataHandlerReader} so that it can identify theinformation items to optimize (by looking for {@link javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamConstants#CHARACTERS} events for which{@link DataHandlerReader#isBinary()} returns true). The {@link DataHandler}objects for the parts referenced by xop:Include element information items produced by an instance of this class can be retrieved using the {@link #getDataHandler(String)} method.
Note that the primary purpose of this class is not to serialize an XML infoset to an XOP package (this is better done using {@link XOPEncodingStreamWriter}), but rather to optimize interaction (by exchanging {@link DataHandler} objects instead of base64 encoded representations) withdatabinding frameworks that understand XOP, but that are not aware of the {@link DataHandlerReader} extension.
This class defers loading of {@link DataHandler} objects until {@link #getDataHandler(String)} iscalled, except if this is not supported by the underlying stream.

Examples of org.apache.axiom.util.stax.xop.XOPEncodingStreamReader

        } else {
            if (xopEncoder == null) {
                // Since the intention is to support an efficient way to pass binary content to a
                // consumer that is not aware of our data handler extension (see AXIOM-202), we
                // use OptimizationPolicy.ALL, i.e. we ignore OMText#isOptimized().
                xopEncoder = new XOPEncodingStreamReader(switchingWrapper, ContentIDGenerator.DEFAULT,
                        OptimizationPolicy.ALL);
                setParent(xopEncoder);
            }
        }
    }

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Examples of org.apache.axiom.util.stax.xop.XOPEncodingStreamReader

        } else {
            if (xopEncoder == null) {
                // Since the intention is to support an efficient way to pass binary content to a
                // consumer that is not aware of our data handler extension (see WSCOMMONS-344), we
                // use OptimizationPolicy.ALL, i.e. we ignore OMText#isOptimized().
                xopEncoder = new XOPEncodingStreamReader(switchingWrapper, ContentIDGenerator.DEFAULT,
                        OptimizationPolicy.ALL);
                setParent(xopEncoder);
            }
        }
    }

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Examples of org.apache.axiom.util.stax.xop.XOPEncodingStreamReader

        } else {
            if (xopEncoder == null) {
                // Since the intention is to support an efficient way to pass binary content to a
                // consumer that is not aware of our data handler extension (see WSCOMMONS-344), we
                // use OptimizationPolicy.ALL, i.e. we ignore OMText#isOptimized().
                xopEncoder = new XOPEncodingStreamReader(switchingWrapper, ContentIDGenerator.DEFAULT,
                        OptimizationPolicy.ALL);
                setParent(xopEncoder);
            }
        }
    }

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Examples of org.apache.axiom.util.stax.xop.XOPEncodingStreamReader

        } else {
            if (xopEncoder == null) {
                // Since the intention is to support an efficient way to pass binary content to a
                // consumer that is not aware of our data handler extension (see AXIOM-202), we
                // use OptimizationPolicy.ALL, i.e. we ignore OMText#isOptimized().
                xopEncoder = new XOPEncodingStreamReader(serializer, ContentIDGenerator.DEFAULT,
                        OptimizationPolicy.ALL);
                setParent(xopEncoder);
            }
        }
    }

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