Examples of HtmlDocumentBuilder

This class implements an HTML5 parser that exposes data through the DOM interface.

By default, when using the constructor without arguments, the this parser coerces XML 1.0-incompatible infosets into XML 1.0-compatible infosets. This corresponds to ALTER_INFOSET as the general XML violation policy. To make the parser support non-conforming HTML fully per the HTML 5 spec while on the other hand potentially violating the SAX2 API contract, set the general XML violation policy to ALLOW. This does not work with a standard DOM implementation. It is possible to treat XML 1.0 infoset violations as fatal by setting the general XML violation policy to FATAL.

The doctype is not represented in the tree.

The document mode is represented as user data DocumentMode object with the key nu.validator.document-mode on the document node.

The form pointer is also stored as user data with the key nu.validator.form-pointer. @version $Id$ @author hsivonen

org.camunda.bpm.engine.impl.form.engine.HtmlDocumentBuilder

The {@link HtmlDocumentBuilder} is part of the {@link HtmlFormEngine}and maintains a stack of element which are written out to a {@link StringWriter}.

Actual writing of the html elements is delegated to the {@link HtmlElementWriter}.

@author Daniel Meyer

org.eclipse.mylyn.wikitext.core.parser.builder.HtmlDocumentBuilder

org.ocpsoft.rewrite.transform.markup.HtmlDocumentBuilder

Helper class that can be used by {@link Transformer} implementations to render full HTML documents. @author Christian Kaltepoth

   }


   @Test
   public void shouldAddBody()
   {
      String result = new HtmlDocumentBuilder().build("content");
      assertThat(result, containsString("<body>\ncontent\n</body>"));
   }

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Examples of HtmlDocumentBuilder

Examples of org.ocpsoft.rewrite.transform.markup.HtmlDocumentBuilder