Examples of DTDInfo

org.codehaus.stax2.DTDInfo
Interface that specifies additional access functionality to parsed DTD information (if any); these methods are encapsulated on a separate interface to keep the main reader interface from exploding.
Note: instances of DTDInfo are not guaranteed to persist when the reader that returned it is asked to provide the next event. Some implementations may let it persist, others might not.

Examples of org.codehaus.stax2.DTDInfo

                String.format("Unexpected XML parse event %s.", EVENT_NAMES[eventType]));
    }


    private void dtd() throws XMLStreamException
    {
        DTDInfo dtdInfo = reader.getDTDInfo();


        tokenAccumulator.add(new DTDToken(dtdInfo.getDTDRootName(), dtdInfo.getDTDPublicId(), dtdInfo.getDTDSystemId(),
                                          getLocation()));
    }

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Examples of org.codehaus.stax2.DTDInfo

                }
                return;
                
            case DTD:
                {
                    DTDInfo info = sr.getDTDInfo();
                    if (info == null) {
                        // Hmmmh. It is legal for this to happen, for
                        // non-DTD-aware readers. But what is the right
                        // thing to do here?
                        throwOutputError("Current state DOCTYPE, but not DTDInfo Object returned -- reader doesn't support DTDs?");

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Examples of org.codehaus.stax2.DTDInfo

            return _streamReader.getLocalName();
        case XMLStreamConstants.PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION:
            return _streamReader.getPITarget();
        case XMLStreamConstants.DTD:
            {
                DTDInfo dtd = _streamReader.getDTDInfo();
                return (dtd == null) ? null : dtd.getDTDRootName();
            }
        }


        return null;
    }

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Examples of org.codehaus.stax2.DTDInfo

            ln = _streamReader.getPITarget();
            uri = null;
            break;
        case XMLStreamConstants.DTD:
            {
                DTDInfo dtd = _streamReader.getDTDInfo();
                ln = (dtd == null) ? null : dtd.getDTDRootName();
            }
            uri = null;
            break;
        default:
            return false;

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Examples of org.codehaus.stax2.DTDInfo

                String.format("Unexpected XML parse event %s.", EVENT_NAMES[eventType]));
    }


    private void dtd() throws XMLStreamException
    {
        DTDInfo dtdInfo = reader.getDTDInfo();


        tokenAccumulator.add(new DTDToken(dtdInfo.getDTDRootName(), dtdInfo.getDTDPublicId(), dtdInfo.getDTDSystemId(),
                                          getLocation()));
    }

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Examples of org.codehaus.stax2.DTDInfo

                String sysId = mScanner.getDTDSystemId();
                String pubId = mScanner.getDTDPublicId();
                mLexicalHandler.startDTD(rootName, pubId, sysId);
                // Ok, let's get rest (if any) read:
                try {
                    DTDInfo dtdInfo = mScanner.getDTDInfo();
                } catch (WrappedSaxException wse) {
                    throw wse.getSaxException();
                }
                mLexicalHandler.endDTD();
            }

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Examples of org.codehaus.stax2.DTDInfo

                }
                return;
                
            case DTD:
                {
                    DTDInfo info = sr.getDTDInfo();
                    if (info == null) {
                        // Hmmmh. It is legal for this to happen, for
                        // non-DTD-aware readers. But what is the right
                        // thing to do here?
                        throwOutputError("Current state DOCTYPE, but not DTDInfo Object returned -- reader doesn't support DTDs?");

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Examples of org.codehaus.stax2.DTDInfo

                }
                return;
                
            case DTD:
                {
                    DTDInfo info = sr.getDTDInfo();
                    if (info == null) {
                        // Hmmmh. It is legal for this to happen, for
                        // non-DTD-aware readers. But what is the right
                        // thing to do here?
                        throwOutputError("Current state DOCTYPE, but not DTDInfo Object returned -- reader doesn't support DTDs?");

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