Examples of XMLSerializationManager

org.openquark.util.xml.XMLSerializationManager
The XML serialization manager takes care of 2 things. First, it maintains a set of XMLElementSerializer objects. These objects know how to do the actual serialization / deserialization work. The manager can lookup the appropriate serializer based on the type of object being stored or the type of XML tag being read. Second, the manager maintains contextual information in the form of an attribute set. At various points during loading or saving it may be necessary to temporarily hold onto some context information in order to successfully load or store objects.

Examples of org.openquark.util.xml.XMLSerializationManager

     * Loads the attribute set from the specified XML element.
     * @param attributesElem  the root XML element for the attribute set data
     * @return a new attribute set
     */
    public static AttributeSet Load (Element attributesElem) {
        XMLSerializationManager serializer = XMLSerializationManager.getDefaultInstance();
        return (AttributeSet) serializer.loadFromElement(attributesElem,
                XMLSerializationManager.getAttributeSetSerializer());
    }

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Examples of org.openquark.util.xml.XMLSerializationManager

    /**
     * Stores the attribute set into the specified XML element.
     * @param attributesElem  the XML element into which the attribute set will be saved
     */
    public void store (Element attributesElem) {
        XMLSerializationManager serializer = XMLSerializationManager.getDefaultInstance();
        serializer.storeToElement(attributesElem, this,
                XMLSerializationManager.getAttributeSetSerializer());
    }

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Examples of org.openquark.util.xml.XMLSerializationManager

     * @param valueClass  the class of a value
     * @return boolean <code>true</code> if the value type can be stored as an attribute value
     */
    protected boolean isSupportedAttributeType(Class<?> valueClass) {
        // The supported attribute type is primarily determined by the serializer
        XMLSerializationManager serializer = XMLSerializationManager.getDefaultInstance();
        return serializer.getSupportedValueClasses().contains(valueClass);
    }

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Examples of org.openquark.util.xml.XMLSerializationManager

     * Load the attribute from the specified XML element.
     * @param attrElement  the root element for the attribute XML data
     * @return the new attribute created by loading it from the XML element
     */
    public static Attribute Load (Element attrElement) {
        XMLSerializationManager serializer = XMLSerializationManager.getDefaultInstance();
        return (Attribute) serializer.loadFromElement(attrElement,
                XMLSerializationManager.getAttributeSerializer());
    }

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Examples of org.openquark.util.xml.XMLSerializationManager

    /**
     * Store the attribute in the specified XML element.
     * @param parentElem  the parent XML element under which the attribute data will be stored
     */
    public void store (Element parentElem) {
        XMLSerializationManager serializer = XMLSerializationManager.getDefaultInstance();
        serializer.storeToElement(parentElem, this,
                XMLSerializationManager.getAttributeSerializer());
    }

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