Examples of XMLOutputter

net.sourceforge.marathon.junit.textui.XMLOutputter
nl.vu.few.anytimereasoning.workbench.utils.XMLOutputter
org.apache.maven.archetype.common.util.XMLOutputter
This class is a fork from jdom 1.0 modified to preserve CData and comments parts.
Outputs a JDOM document as a stream of bytes. The outputter can manage many styles of document formatting, from untouched to pretty printed. The default is to output the document content exactly as created, but this can be changed by setting a new Format object. For pretty-print output, use {@link Format#getPrettyFormat()}. For whitespace-normalized output, use {@link Format#getCompactFormat()}.
There are {@link #output output(...)} methods to print any of the standard JDOM classes, including Document and Element, to either a Writer or an OutputStream. Warning: When outputting to a Writer, make sure the writer's encoding matches the encoding setting in the Format object. This ensures the encoding in which the content is written (controlled by the Writer configuration) matches the encoding placed in the document's XML declaration (controlled by the XMLOutputter). Because a Writer cannot be queried for its encoding, the information must be passed to the Format manually in its constructor or via the {@link Format#setEncoding} method. The default encoding is UTF-8.
The methods {@link #outputString outputString(...)} are for convenience only; for top performance you should call one of the {@link #output output(...)} methods and pass in your own Writer or OutputStream if possible.
XML declarations are always printed on their own line followed by a line seperator (this doesn't change the semantics of the document). To omit printing of the declaration use {@link Format#setOmitDeclaration}. To omit printing of the encoding in the declaration use {@link Format#setOmitEncoding}. Unfortunatly there is currently no way to know the original encoding of the document.
Empty elements are by default printed as <empty/>, but this can be configured with {@link Format#setExpandEmptyElements} to cause them to be expanded to <empty></empty>. @author Brett McLaughlin @author Jason Hunter @author Jason Reid @author Wolfgang Werner @author Elliotte Rusty Harold @author David & Will (from Post Tool Design) @author Dan Schaffer @author Alex Chaffee @author Bradley S. Huffman @version $Revision: 1.112 $, $Date: 2004/09/01 06:08:18 $
org.jdom.output.XMLOutputter
Outputs a JDOM document as a stream of bytes. The outputter can manage many styles of document formatting, from untouched to pretty printed. The default is to output the document content exactly as created, but this can be changed by setting a new Format object. For pretty-print output, use {@link Format#getPrettyFormat()}. For whitespace-normalized output, use {@link Format#getCompactFormat()}.
There are {@link #output output(...)} methods to print any of the standard JDOM classes, including Document and Element, to either a Writer or an OutputStream. Warning: When outputting to a Writer, make sure the writer's encoding matches the encoding setting in the Format object. This ensures the encoding in which the content is written (controlled by the Writer configuration) matches the encoding placed in the document's XML declaration (controlled by the XMLOutputter). Because a Writer cannot be queried for its encoding, the information must be passed to the Format manually in its constructor or via the {@link Format#setEncoding} method. The default encoding is UTF-8.
The methods {@link #outputString outputString(...)} are for convenience only; for top performance you should call one of the {@link #output output(...)} methods and pass in your own Writer or OutputStream if possible.
XML declarations are always printed on their own line followed by a line seperator (this doesn't change the semantics of the document). To omit printing of the declaration use {@link Format#setOmitDeclaration}. To omit printing of the encoding in the declaration use {@link Format#setOmitEncoding}. Unfortunatly there is currently no way to know the original encoding of the document.
Empty elements are by default printed as <empty/>, but this can be configured with {@link Format#setExpandEmptyElements} to cause them to be expanded to <empty></empty>. @version $Revision: 1.117 $, $Date: 2009/07/23 05:54:23 $ @author Brett McLaughlin @author Jason Hunter @author Jason Reid @author Wolfgang Werner @author Elliotte Rusty Harold @author David & Will (from Post Tool Design) @author Dan Schaffer @author Alex Chaffee @author Bradley S. Huffman
org.jdom2.output.XMLOutputter
A non-public utility class similar to StringBuilder but optimized for XML parsing where the common case is that you get only one chunk of characters per text section. TextBuffer stores the first chunk of characters in a String, which can just be returned directly if no second chunk is received. Subsequent chunks are stored in a supplemental char array (like StringBuilder uses). In this case, the returned text will be the first String chunk, concatenated with the subsequent chunks stored in the char array. This provides optimal performance in the common case, while still providing very good performance in the uncommon case. Furthermore, avoiding StringBuilder means that no extra unused char array space will be kept around after parsing is through. @author Bradley S. Huffman @author Alex Rosen
org.znerd.xmlenc.XMLOutputter

Examples of org.jdom.output.XMLOutputter


  public void writeConfigXML(TableConfig tc, String tableConfigurerClass, java.util.Formatter sf) throws IOException {
    this.tc = tc;
    this.tableConfigurerClass = tableConfigurerClass;


    XMLOutputter fmt = new XMLOutputter(Format.getPrettyFormat());
    sf.format("%s", fmt.outputString(makeDocument()));
  }

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Examples of org.jdom.output.XMLOutputter

      throw new IOException(e.getMessage());
    }
    if (debugXML) System.out.println(" SAXBuilder done");


    if (showParsedXML) {
      XMLOutputter xmlOut = new XMLOutputter();
      System.out.println("*** PointConfig/showParsedXML = \n" + xmlOut.outputString(doc) + "\n*******");
    }


    Element configElem = doc.getRootElement();
    String featureType = configElem.getAttributeValue("featureType");
    Element tableElem = configElem.getChild("table");

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Examples of org.jdom.output.XMLOutputter

      throw new IOException(e.getMessage());
    }
    if (debugXML) System.out.println(" SAXBuilder done");


    if (showParsedXML) {
      XMLOutputter xmlOut = new XMLOutputter();
      System.out.println("*** PointConfig/showParsedXML = \n" + xmlOut.outputString(doc) + "\n*******");
    }


    Element configElem = doc.getRootElement();
    String featureType = configElem.getAttributeValue("featureType");
    Element tableElem = configElem.getChild("table");

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Examples of org.jdom.output.XMLOutputter


  /**
   * Write stationObsDataset XML document
   */
  public String writeStationObsDatasetXML() {
    XMLOutputter fmt = new XMLOutputter(Format.getPrettyFormat());
    return fmt.outputString(makeStationObsDatasetDocument());
  }

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Examples of org.jdom2.output.XMLOutputter

                File file = new File(layout.name + ".xml");
                FileOutputStream fileOutputStream = new FileOutputStream(file);
                Format format = Format.getPrettyFormat();
                format.setEncoding("utf-16");
                format.setTextMode(Format.TextMode.TRIM);
                XMLOutputter outputter = new XMLOutputter(format);
                outputter.output(new Document(root), fileOutputStream);
                fileOutputStream.close();
            } catch (Exception e)
            {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }

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Examples of org.znerd.xmlenc.XMLOutputter

    // Presumption is that this.table has already been set against target table
    switch (ContentType.getContentType(request.getHeader(ACCEPT))) {
      case XML:
        setResponseHeader(response, startKeys.length > 0? 200: 204,
            ContentType.XML.toString());
          XMLOutputter outputter = getXMLOutputter(response.getWriter());
          outputter.startTag("regions");
          for (int i = 0; i < startKeys.length; i++) {
            doElement(outputter, "region", Bytes.toString(startKeys[i]));
          }
          outputter.endTag();
          outputter.endDocument();
          outputter.getWriter().close();
        break;
      case PLAIN:
        setResponseHeader(response, startKeys.length > 0? 200: 204,
            ContentType.PLAIN.toString());
          PrintWriter out = response.getWriter();

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