com.sun.org.apache.xml.internal.serializer.SerializerFactory Java Examples

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Example #1
Source File: SqlXmlHelperSun5.java    From gemfirexd-oss with Apache License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Create an instance of Xalan serializer for the sake of serializing an XML
 * value according the SQL/XML specification for serialization.
 */
private void loadSerializer() throws java.io.IOException {
  // Set serialization properties.

  // using JDK5's class
  Properties props = OutputPropertiesFactory
      .getDefaultMethodProperties("xml");
  /* (original code)
  Properties props = OutputProperties.getDefaultMethodProperties("xml");
  */

  // SQL/XML[2006] 10.15:General Rules:6 says method is "xml".
  props.setProperty(OutputKeys.METHOD, "xml");

  /* Since the XMLSERIALIZE operator doesn't currently support
   * the DOCUMENT nor CONTENT keywords, SQL/XML spec says that
   * the default is CONTENT (6.7:Syntax Rules:2.a).  Further,
   * since the XMLSERIALIZE operator doesn't currently support the
   * <XML declaration option> syntax, the SQL/XML spec says
   * that the default for that option is "Unknown" (6.7:General
   * Rules:2.f).  Put those together and that in turn means that
   * the value of "OMIT XML DECLARATION" must be "Yes", as
   * stated in section 10.15:General Rules:8.c.  SO, that's what
   * we set here.
   *
   * NOTE: currently the only way to view the contents of an
   * XML column is by using an explicit XMLSERIALIZE operator.
   * This means that if an XML document is stored and it
   * begins with an XML declaration, the user will never be
   * able to _see_ that declaration after inserting the doc
   * because, as explained above, our current support for
   * XMLSERIALIZE dictates that the declaration must be
   * omitted.  Similarly, other transformations that may
   * occur from serialization (ex. entity replacement,
   * attribute order, single-to-double quotes, etc)) will
   * always be in effect for the string returned to the user;
   * the original form of the XML document, if different
   * from the serialized version, is not currently retrievable.
   */
  props.setProperty(OutputKeys.OMIT_XML_DECLARATION, "yes");

  // We serialize everything as UTF-8 to match what we
  // store on disk.
  props.setProperty(OutputKeys.ENCODING, "UTF-8");

  // Load the serializer with the correct properties.
  serializer = SerializerFactory.getSerializer(props);
}
Example #2
Source File: SqlXmlHelperSun5.java    From gemfirexd-oss with Apache License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Create an instance of Xalan serializer for the sake of serializing an XML
 * value according the SQL/XML specification for serialization.
 */
private void loadSerializer() throws java.io.IOException {
  // Set serialization properties.

  // using JDK5's class
  Properties props = OutputPropertiesFactory
      .getDefaultMethodProperties("xml");
  /* (original code)
  Properties props = OutputProperties.getDefaultMethodProperties("xml");
  */

  // SQL/XML[2006] 10.15:General Rules:6 says method is "xml".
  props.setProperty(OutputKeys.METHOD, "xml");

  /* Since the XMLSERIALIZE operator doesn't currently support
   * the DOCUMENT nor CONTENT keywords, SQL/XML spec says that
   * the default is CONTENT (6.7:Syntax Rules:2.a).  Further,
   * since the XMLSERIALIZE operator doesn't currently support the
   * <XML declaration option> syntax, the SQL/XML spec says
   * that the default for that option is "Unknown" (6.7:General
   * Rules:2.f).  Put those together and that in turn means that
   * the value of "OMIT XML DECLARATION" must be "Yes", as
   * stated in section 10.15:General Rules:8.c.  SO, that's what
   * we set here.
   *
   * NOTE: currently the only way to view the contents of an
   * XML column is by using an explicit XMLSERIALIZE operator.
   * This means that if an XML document is stored and it
   * begins with an XML declaration, the user will never be
   * able to _see_ that declaration after inserting the doc
   * because, as explained above, our current support for
   * XMLSERIALIZE dictates that the declaration must be
   * omitted.  Similarly, other transformations that may
   * occur from serialization (ex. entity replacement,
   * attribute order, single-to-double quotes, etc)) will
   * always be in effect for the string returned to the user;
   * the original form of the XML document, if different
   * from the serialized version, is not currently retrievable.
   */
  props.setProperty(OutputKeys.OMIT_XML_DECLARATION, "yes");

  // We serialize everything as UTF-8 to match what we
  // store on disk.
  props.setProperty(OutputKeys.ENCODING, "UTF-8");

  // Load the serializer with the correct properties.
  serializer = SerializerFactory.getSerializer(props);
}