Examples of org.apache.commons.digester.FactoryCreateRule

org.apache.commons.digester.FactoryCreateRule

Rule implementation that uses an {@link ObjectCreationFactory} to createa new object which it pushes onto the object stack. When the element is complete, the object will be popped.

This rule is intended in situations where the element's attributes are needed before the object can be created. A common senario is for the ObjectCreationFactory implementation to use the attributes as parameters in a call to either a factory method or to a non-empty constructor.

            String className = attributes.getValue("classname");
            String attrName = attributes.getValue("attrname");
            boolean ignoreExceptions = 
                "true".equalsIgnoreCase(attributes.getValue("ignore-exceptions"));
            return (attrName == null || attrName.length() == 0) ?
                new FactoryCreateRule( className, ignoreExceptions) :
                new FactoryCreateRule( className, attrName, ignoreExceptions);
        }

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            String className = attributes.getValue("classname");
            String attrName = attributes.getValue("attrname");
            boolean ignoreExceptions = 
                "true".equalsIgnoreCase(attributes.getValue("ignore-exceptions"));
            return (attrName == null || attrName.length() == 0) ?
                new FactoryCreateRule( className, ignoreExceptions)
                :
                new FactoryCreateRule( className, attrName, ignoreExceptions);
        }

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            String className = attributes.getValue("classname");
            String attrName = attributes.getValue("attrname");
            boolean ignoreExceptions = 
                "true".equalsIgnoreCase(attributes.getValue("ignore-exceptions"));
            return (attrName == null || attrName.length() == 0) ?
                new FactoryCreateRule( className, ignoreExceptions) :
                new FactoryCreateRule( className, attrName, ignoreExceptions);
        }

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            String className = attributes.getValue("classname");
            String attrName = attributes.getValue("attrname");
            boolean ignoreExceptions = 
                "true".equalsIgnoreCase(attributes.getValue("ignore-exceptions"));
            return (attrName == null || attrName.length() == 0) ?
                new FactoryCreateRule( className, ignoreExceptions) :
                new FactoryCreateRule( className, attrName, ignoreExceptions);
        }

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    /**
     * {@inheritDoc}
     */
    public FactoryCreateRule get() {
        return new FactoryCreateRule(this.factoryClass,
                this.ignoreCreateExceptions);
    }

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            String className = attributes.getValue("classname");
            String attrName = attributes.getValue("attrname");
            boolean ignoreExceptions = 
                "true".equalsIgnoreCase(attributes.getValue("ignore-exceptions"));
            return (attrName == null || attrName.length() == 0) ?
                new FactoryCreateRule( className, ignoreExceptions) :
                new FactoryCreateRule( className, attrName, ignoreExceptions);
        }

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            String className = attributes.getValue("classname");
            String attrName = attributes.getValue("attrname");
            boolean ignoreExceptions = 
                "true".equalsIgnoreCase(attributes.getValue("ignore-exceptions"));
            return (attrName == null || attrName.length() == 0) ?
                new FactoryCreateRule( className, ignoreExceptions) :
                new FactoryCreateRule( className, attrName, ignoreExceptions);
        }

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