Examples of Stax2FilteredStreamReader

Examples of org.codehaus.stax2.ri.Stax2FilteredStreamReader

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    public XMLStreamReader createFilteredReader(XMLStreamReader reader, StreamFilter filter)
        throws XMLStreamException
    {
        Stax2FilteredStreamReader fr = new Stax2FilteredStreamReader(reader, filter);
        /* [WSTX-111] As per Stax 1.0 TCK, apparently the filtered
         *   reader is expected to be automatically forwarded to the first
         *   acceptable event. This is different from the way RI works, but
         *   since specs don't say anything about filtered readers, let's
         *   consider TCK to be "more formal" for now, and implement that
         *   behavior.
         */
        if (!filter.accept(fr)) { // START_DOCUMENT ok?
            // Ok, nope, this should do the trick:
            fr.next();
        }
        return fr;
    }
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Examples of org.codehaus.stax2.ri.Stax2FilteredStreamReader

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    public XMLStreamReader createFilteredReader(XMLStreamReader reader, StreamFilter filter)
        throws XMLStreamException
    {
         Stax2FilteredStreamReader fr = new Stax2FilteredStreamReader(reader, filter);
        /* As per Stax 1.0 TCK, apparently the filtered
         * reader is expected to be automatically forwarded to the first
         * acceptable event. This is different from the way RI works, but
         * since specs don't say anything about filtered readers, let's
         * consider TCK to be "more formal" for now, and implement that
         * behavior.
         */
        if (!filter.accept(fr)) { // START_DOCUMENT ok?
            // Ok, nope, this should do the trick:
            fr.next();
        }
        return fr;
    }
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Examples of org.codehaus.stax2.ri.Stax2FilteredStreamReader

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    public XMLStreamReader createFilteredReader(XMLStreamReader reader, StreamFilter filter)
        throws XMLStreamException
    {
         Stax2FilteredStreamReader fr = new Stax2FilteredStreamReader(reader, filter);
        /* As per Stax 1.0 TCK, apparently the filtered
         * reader is expected to be automatically forwarded to the first
         * acceptable event. This is different from the way RI works, but
         * since specs don't say anything about filtered readers, let's
         * consider TCK to be "more formal" for now, and implement that
         * behavior.
         */
        if (!filter.accept(fr)) { // START_DOCUMENT ok?
            // Ok, nope, this should do the trick:
            fr.next();
        }
        return fr;
    }
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    public XMLStreamReader createFilteredReader(XMLStreamReader reader, StreamFilter filter)
        throws XMLStreamException
    {
         Stax2FilteredStreamReader fr = new Stax2FilteredStreamReader(reader, filter);
        /* As per Stax 1.0 TCK, apparently the filtered
         * reader is expected to be automatically forwarded to the first
         * acceptable event. This is different from the way RI works, but
         * since specs don't say anything about filtered readers, let's
         * consider TCK to be "more formal" for now, and implement that
         * behavior.
         */
        if (!filter.accept(fr)) { // START_DOCUMENT ok?
            // Ok, nope, this should do the trick:
            fr.next();
        }
        return fr;
    }
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Examples of org.codehaus.stax2.ri.Stax2FilteredStreamReader

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    public XMLStreamReader createFilteredReader(XMLStreamReader reader, StreamFilter filter)
        throws XMLStreamException
    {
        Stax2FilteredStreamReader fr = new Stax2FilteredStreamReader(reader, filter);
        /* [WSTX-111] As per Stax 1.0 TCK, apparently the filtered
         *   reader is expected to be automatically forwarded to the first
         *   acceptable event. This is different from the way RI works, but
         *   since specs don't say anything about filtered readers, let's
         *   consider TCK to be "more formal" for now, and implement that
         *   behavior.
         */
        if (!filter.accept(fr)) { // START_DOCUMENT ok?
            // Ok, nope, this should do the trick:
            fr.next();
        }
        return fr;
    }
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    @Override
    public XMLStreamReader createFilteredReader(XMLStreamReader reader, StreamFilter filter)
        throws XMLStreamException
    {
         Stax2FilteredStreamReader fr = new Stax2FilteredStreamReader(reader, filter);
        /* As per Stax 1.0 TCK, apparently the filtered
         * reader is expected to be automatically forwarded to the first
         * acceptable event. This is different from the way RI works, but
         * since specs don't say anything about filtered readers, let's
         * consider TCK to be "more formal" for now, and implement that
         * behavior.
         */
        if (!filter.accept(fr)) { // START_DOCUMENT ok?
            // Ok, nope, this should do the trick:
            fr.next();
        }
        return fr;
    }
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    public XMLStreamReader createFilteredReader(XMLStreamReader reader, StreamFilter filter)
        throws XMLStreamException
    {
        Stax2FilteredStreamReader fr = new Stax2FilteredStreamReader(reader, filter);
        /* [WSTX-111] As per Stax 1.0 TCK, apparently the filtered
         *   reader is expected to be automatically forwarded to the first
         *   acceptable event. This is different from the way RI works, but
         *   since specs don't say anything about filtered readers, let's
         *   consider TCK to be "more formal" for now, and implement that
         *   behavior.
         */
        if (!filter.accept(fr)) { // START_DOCUMENT ok?
            // Ok, nope, this should do the trick:
            fr.next();
        }
        return fr;
    }
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