Examples of org.apache.xerces.dom.DocumentImpl.createElement()

Class org.apache.xerces.dom.DocumentImpl

Examples of org.apache.xerces.dom.DocumentImpl.createElement()

org.apache.xerces.dom.DocumentImpl.createElement()
Factory method; creates an Element having this Document as its OwnerDoc. @param tagName The name of the element type to instantiate. ForXML, this is case-sensitive. For HTML, the tagName parameter may be provided in any case, but it must be mapped to the canonical uppercase form by the DOM implementation. @throws DOMException (INVALID_NAME_ERR) if the tag name is not acceptable.




    
    {
        Document doc = new DocumentImpl();
        Element     el = doc.createElement("Doc02Element");
    }
    


    
    {

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    //  Doc03 - Create a small document tree
    //
    
    {
        Document    doc = new DocumentImpl();
        Element     rootEl = doc.createElement("Doc03RootElement");
        doc.appendChild(rootEl);


        Text        textNode = doc.createTextNode("Doc03 text stuff");
        Assertion.verify(rootEl.getFirstChild() == null);
        Assertion.verify(rootEl.getLastChild() == null);

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    //
    //  Attr01
    //
    {
        Document    doc = new DocumentImpl();
        Element     rootEl  = doc.createElement("RootElement");
        doc.appendChild(rootEl);
        {
            Attr        attr01  = doc.createAttribute("Attr01");
            rootEl.setAttributeNode(attr01);
        }

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    //  Attr02
    //
    
    {
        Document    doc = new DocumentImpl();
        Element     rootEl  = doc.createElement("RootElement");
        doc.appendChild(rootEl);
        Attr        attr01  = doc.createAttribute("Attr02");
        rootEl.setAttributeNode(attr01);
        Attr        attr02 = doc.createAttribute("Attr02");
        rootEl.setAttributeNode(attr02);

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    //  Attr03
    //
    
    {
        Document    doc = new DocumentImpl();
        Element     rootEl  = doc.createElement("RootElement");
        doc.appendChild(rootEl);
        Attr        attr01  = doc.createAttribute("Attr03");
        rootEl.setAttributeNode(attr01);


        attr01.setValue("Attr03Value1");

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    //  Text01
    //
    
    {
        Document    doc = new DocumentImpl();
        Element     rootEl  = doc.createElement("RootElement");
        doc.appendChild(rootEl);




        Text        txt1 = doc.createTextNode("Hello Goodbye");
        rootEl.appendChild(txt1);

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        nnm = doc.getAttributes();    // Should be null, because node type
                                      //   is not Element.
        Assertion.verify(nnm == null);
        Assertion.verify(!(nnm != null));


        Element el = doc.createElement("NamedNodeMap01");
        NamedNodeMap nnm2 = el.getAttributes();    // Should be an empty, but non-null map.
        Assertion.verify(nnm2 != null);
        Assertion.verify(nnm != nnm2);
        nnm = nnm2;
        Assertion.verify(nnm == nnm2);

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    //
    
    {
        Document     doc = new DocumentImpl();
        Text          tx = doc.createTextNode("Hello");
        Element       el = doc.createElement("abc");
        el.appendChild(tx);


        int     textLength = tx.getLength();
        Assertion.verify(textLength == 5);

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        Assertion.verify(nl != null);
        int len = nl.getLength();
        Assertion.verify(len == 0);


        Element el = doc.createElement("NodeList01");
        doc.appendChild(el);
        len = nl.getLength();
        Assertion.verify(len == 1);
        Assertion.verify(nl != nl2);
        nl2 = nl;

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    //  Assignment ops return value
    //
    
    {
        Document        doc = new DocumentImpl();
        Element el = doc.createElement("NodeList01");
        doc.appendChild(el);
        
        Element n1, n2, n3;
        
        n1 = n2 = n3 = el;

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