Examples of initializeWithDefaults()


Examples of org.apache.ws.security.policy.model.PolicyEngineData.initializeWithDefaults()

        /*
         * Now get the initial PolicyEngineData, initialize it and put it onto
         * the PED stack.
         */
        PolicyEngineData ped = new RootPolicyEngineData();
        ped.initializeWithDefaults();
       
        /*
         * Now get a context and push the top level token onto the token stack.
         * The top level token is a special token that acts as anchor to start
         * parsing.
 
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Examples of org.apache.ws.security.policy.model.PolicyEngineData.initializeWithDefaults()

        /*
         * Now get the initial PolicyEngineData, initialize it and put it onto
         * the PED stack.
         */
        PolicyEngineData ped = new RootPolicyEngineData();
        ped.initializeWithDefaults();
       
        /*
         * Now get a context and push the top level token onto the token stack.
         * The top level token is a special token that acts as anchor to start
         * parsing.
 
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Examples of org.apache.ws.security.policy.model.RootPolicyEngineData.initializeWithDefaults()

        /*
         * Now get the initial PolicyEngineData, initialize it and put it onto
         * the PED stack.
         */
        PolicyEngineData ped = new RootPolicyEngineData();
        ped.initializeWithDefaults();
       
        /*
         * Now get a context and push the top level token onto the token stack.
         * The top level token is a special token that acts as anchor to start
         * parsing.
 
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Examples of org.apache.ws.security.policy.model.RootPolicyEngineData.initializeWithDefaults()

        /*
         * Now get the initial PolicyEngineData, initialize it and put it onto
         * the PED stack.
         */
        PolicyEngineData ped = new RootPolicyEngineData();
        ped.initializeWithDefaults();
       
        /*
         * Now get a context and push the top level token onto the token stack.
         * The top level token is a special token that acts as anchor to start
         * parsing.
 
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