Java Code Examples for com.sun.org.apache.xerces.internal.xni.parser.XMLInputSource#getBaseSystemId()

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Example 1
Source File: XMLDTDLoader.java    From jdk1.8-source-analysis with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Returns a Grammar object by parsing the contents of the
 * entity pointed to by source.
 *
 * @param source        the location of the entity which forms
 *                          the starting point of the grammar to be constructed.
 * @throws IOException      When a problem is encountered reading the entity
 *          XNIException    When a condition arises (such as a FatalError) that requires parsing
 *                              of the entity be terminated.
 */
public Grammar loadGrammar(XMLInputSource source)
        throws IOException, XNIException {
    reset();
    // First chance checking strict URI
    String eid = XMLEntityManager.expandSystemId(source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), fStrictURI);
    XMLDTDDescription desc = new XMLDTDDescription(source.getPublicId(), source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), eid, null);
    if (!fBalanceSyntaxTrees) {
        fDTDGrammar = new DTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    else {
        fDTDGrammar = new BalancedDTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    fGrammarBucket = new DTDGrammarBucket();
    fGrammarBucket.setStandalone(false);
    fGrammarBucket.setActiveGrammar(fDTDGrammar);
    // no reason to use grammar bucket's "put" method--we
    // know which grammar it is, and we don't know the root name anyway...

    // actually start the parsing!
    try {
        fDTDScanner.setInputSource(source);
        fDTDScanner.scanDTDExternalSubset(true);
    } catch (EOFException e) {
        // expected behaviour...
    }
    finally {
        // Close all streams opened by the parser.
        fEntityManager.closeReaders();
    }
    if(fDTDGrammar != null && fGrammarPool != null) {
        fGrammarPool.cacheGrammars(XMLDTDDescription.XML_DTD, new Grammar[] {fDTDGrammar});
    }
    return fDTDGrammar;
}
Example 2
Source File: XMLDTDLoader.java    From TencentKona-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Returns a Grammar object by parsing the contents of the
 * entity pointed to by source.
 *
 * @param source        the location of the entity which forms
 *                          the starting point of the grammar to be constructed.
 * @throws IOException      When a problem is encountered reading the entity
 *          XNIException    When a condition arises (such as a FatalError) that requires parsing
 *                              of the entity be terminated.
 */
public Grammar loadGrammar(XMLInputSource source)
        throws IOException, XNIException {
    reset();
    // First chance checking strict URI
    String eid = XMLEntityManager.expandSystemId(source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), fStrictURI);
    XMLDTDDescription desc = new XMLDTDDescription(source.getPublicId(), source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), eid, null);
    if (!fBalanceSyntaxTrees) {
        fDTDGrammar = new DTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    else {
        fDTDGrammar = new BalancedDTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    fGrammarBucket = new DTDGrammarBucket();
    fGrammarBucket.setStandalone(false);
    fGrammarBucket.setActiveGrammar(fDTDGrammar);
    // no reason to use grammar bucket's "put" method--we
    // know which grammar it is, and we don't know the root name anyway...

    // actually start the parsing!
    try {
        fDTDScanner.setInputSource(source);
        fDTDScanner.scanDTDExternalSubset(true);
    } catch (EOFException e) {
        // expected behaviour...
    }
    finally {
        // Close all streams opened by the parser.
        fEntityManager.closeReaders();
    }
    if(fDTDGrammar != null && fGrammarPool != null) {
        fGrammarPool.cacheGrammars(XMLDTDDescription.XML_DTD, new Grammar[] {fDTDGrammar});
    }
    return fDTDGrammar;
}
Example 3
Source File: XMLDTDLoader.java    From jdk8u60 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Returns a Grammar object by parsing the contents of the
 * entity pointed to by source.
 *
 * @param source        the location of the entity which forms
 *                          the starting point of the grammar to be constructed.
 * @throws IOException      When a problem is encountered reading the entity
 *          XNIException    When a condition arises (such as a FatalError) that requires parsing
 *                              of the entity be terminated.
 */
public Grammar loadGrammar(XMLInputSource source)
        throws IOException, XNIException {
    reset();
    // First chance checking strict URI
    String eid = XMLEntityManager.expandSystemId(source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), fStrictURI);
    XMLDTDDescription desc = new XMLDTDDescription(source.getPublicId(), source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), eid, null);
    if (!fBalanceSyntaxTrees) {
        fDTDGrammar = new DTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    else {
        fDTDGrammar = new BalancedDTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    fGrammarBucket = new DTDGrammarBucket();
    fGrammarBucket.setStandalone(false);
    fGrammarBucket.setActiveGrammar(fDTDGrammar);
    // no reason to use grammar bucket's "put" method--we
    // know which grammar it is, and we don't know the root name anyway...

    // actually start the parsing!
    try {
        fDTDScanner.setInputSource(source);
        fDTDScanner.scanDTDExternalSubset(true);
    } catch (EOFException e) {
        // expected behaviour...
    }
    finally {
        // Close all streams opened by the parser.
        fEntityManager.closeReaders();
    }
    if(fDTDGrammar != null && fGrammarPool != null) {
        fGrammarPool.cacheGrammars(XMLDTDDescription.XML_DTD, new Grammar[] {fDTDGrammar});
    }
    return fDTDGrammar;
}
Example 4
Source File: XMLDTDLoader.java    From JDKSourceCode1.8 with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Returns a Grammar object by parsing the contents of the
 * entity pointed to by source.
 *
 * @param source        the location of the entity which forms
 *                          the starting point of the grammar to be constructed.
 * @throws IOException      When a problem is encountered reading the entity
 *          XNIException    When a condition arises (such as a FatalError) that requires parsing
 *                              of the entity be terminated.
 */
public Grammar loadGrammar(XMLInputSource source)
        throws IOException, XNIException {
    reset();
    // First chance checking strict URI
    String eid = XMLEntityManager.expandSystemId(source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), fStrictURI);
    XMLDTDDescription desc = new XMLDTDDescription(source.getPublicId(), source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), eid, null);
    if (!fBalanceSyntaxTrees) {
        fDTDGrammar = new DTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    else {
        fDTDGrammar = new BalancedDTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    fGrammarBucket = new DTDGrammarBucket();
    fGrammarBucket.setStandalone(false);
    fGrammarBucket.setActiveGrammar(fDTDGrammar);
    // no reason to use grammar bucket's "put" method--we
    // know which grammar it is, and we don't know the root name anyway...

    // actually start the parsing!
    try {
        fDTDScanner.setInputSource(source);
        fDTDScanner.scanDTDExternalSubset(true);
    } catch (EOFException e) {
        // expected behaviour...
    }
    finally {
        // Close all streams opened by the parser.
        fEntityManager.closeReaders();
    }
    if(fDTDGrammar != null && fGrammarPool != null) {
        fGrammarPool.cacheGrammars(XMLDTDDescription.XML_DTD, new Grammar[] {fDTDGrammar});
    }
    return fDTDGrammar;
}
Example 5
Source File: XMLDTDLoader.java    From openjdk-jdk8u with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Returns a Grammar object by parsing the contents of the
 * entity pointed to by source.
 *
 * @param source        the location of the entity which forms
 *                          the starting point of the grammar to be constructed.
 * @throws IOException      When a problem is encountered reading the entity
 *          XNIException    When a condition arises (such as a FatalError) that requires parsing
 *                              of the entity be terminated.
 */
public Grammar loadGrammar(XMLInputSource source)
        throws IOException, XNIException {
    reset();
    // First chance checking strict URI
    String eid = XMLEntityManager.expandSystemId(source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), fStrictURI);
    XMLDTDDescription desc = new XMLDTDDescription(source.getPublicId(), source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), eid, null);
    if (!fBalanceSyntaxTrees) {
        fDTDGrammar = new DTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    else {
        fDTDGrammar = new BalancedDTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    fGrammarBucket = new DTDGrammarBucket();
    fGrammarBucket.setStandalone(false);
    fGrammarBucket.setActiveGrammar(fDTDGrammar);
    // no reason to use grammar bucket's "put" method--we
    // know which grammar it is, and we don't know the root name anyway...

    // actually start the parsing!
    try {
        fDTDScanner.setInputSource(source);
        fDTDScanner.scanDTDExternalSubset(true);
    } catch (EOFException e) {
        // expected behaviour...
    }
    finally {
        // Close all streams opened by the parser.
        fEntityManager.closeReaders();
    }
    if(fDTDGrammar != null && fGrammarPool != null) {
        fGrammarPool.cacheGrammars(XMLDTDDescription.XML_DTD, new Grammar[] {fDTDGrammar});
    }
    return fDTDGrammar;
}
Example 6
Source File: XMLDTDLoader.java    From openjdk-jdk8u-backup with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Returns a Grammar object by parsing the contents of the
 * entity pointed to by source.
 *
 * @param source        the location of the entity which forms
 *                          the starting point of the grammar to be constructed.
 * @throws IOException      When a problem is encountered reading the entity
 *          XNIException    When a condition arises (such as a FatalError) that requires parsing
 *                              of the entity be terminated.
 */
public Grammar loadGrammar(XMLInputSource source)
        throws IOException, XNIException {
    reset();
    // First chance checking strict URI
    String eid = XMLEntityManager.expandSystemId(source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), fStrictURI);
    XMLDTDDescription desc = new XMLDTDDescription(source.getPublicId(), source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), eid, null);
    if (!fBalanceSyntaxTrees) {
        fDTDGrammar = new DTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    else {
        fDTDGrammar = new BalancedDTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    fGrammarBucket = new DTDGrammarBucket();
    fGrammarBucket.setStandalone(false);
    fGrammarBucket.setActiveGrammar(fDTDGrammar);
    // no reason to use grammar bucket's "put" method--we
    // know which grammar it is, and we don't know the root name anyway...

    // actually start the parsing!
    try {
        fDTDScanner.setInputSource(source);
        fDTDScanner.scanDTDExternalSubset(true);
    } catch (EOFException e) {
        // expected behaviour...
    }
    finally {
        // Close all streams opened by the parser.
        fEntityManager.closeReaders();
    }
    if(fDTDGrammar != null && fGrammarPool != null) {
        fGrammarPool.cacheGrammars(XMLDTDDescription.XML_DTD, new Grammar[] {fDTDGrammar});
    }
    return fDTDGrammar;
}
Example 7
Source File: XMLDTDLoader.java    From Bytecoder with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Returns a Grammar object by parsing the contents of the
 * entity pointed to by source.
 *
 * @param source        the location of the entity which forms
 *                          the starting point of the grammar to be constructed.
 * @throws IOException      When a problem is encountered reading the entity
 *          XNIException    When a condition arises (such as a FatalError) that requires parsing
 *                              of the entity be terminated.
 */
public Grammar loadGrammar(XMLInputSource source)
        throws IOException, XNIException {
    reset();
    // First chance checking strict URI
    String eid = XMLEntityManager.expandSystemId(source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), fStrictURI);
    XMLDTDDescription desc = new XMLDTDDescription(source.getPublicId(), source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), eid, null);
    if (!fBalanceSyntaxTrees) {
        fDTDGrammar = new DTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    else {
        fDTDGrammar = new BalancedDTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    fGrammarBucket = new DTDGrammarBucket();
    fGrammarBucket.setStandalone(false);
    fGrammarBucket.setActiveGrammar(fDTDGrammar);
    // no reason to use grammar bucket's "put" method--we
    // know which grammar it is, and we don't know the root name anyway...

    // actually start the parsing!
    try {
        fDTDScanner.setInputSource(source);
        fDTDScanner.scanDTDExternalSubset(true);
    } catch (EOFException e) {
        // expected behaviour...
    }
    finally {
        // Close all streams opened by the parser.
        fEntityManager.closeReaders();
    }
    if(fDTDGrammar != null && fGrammarPool != null) {
        fGrammarPool.cacheGrammars(XMLDTDDescription.XML_DTD, new Grammar[] {fDTDGrammar});
    }
    return fDTDGrammar;
}
Example 8
Source File: XMLDTDLoader.java    From openjdk-jdk9 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Returns a Grammar object by parsing the contents of the
 * entity pointed to by source.
 *
 * @param source        the location of the entity which forms
 *                          the starting point of the grammar to be constructed.
 * @throws IOException      When a problem is encountered reading the entity
 *          XNIException    When a condition arises (such as a FatalError) that requires parsing
 *                              of the entity be terminated.
 */
public Grammar loadGrammar(XMLInputSource source)
        throws IOException, XNIException {
    reset();
    // First chance checking strict URI
    String eid = XMLEntityManager.expandSystemId(source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), fStrictURI);
    XMLDTDDescription desc = new XMLDTDDescription(source.getPublicId(), source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), eid, null);
    if (!fBalanceSyntaxTrees) {
        fDTDGrammar = new DTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    else {
        fDTDGrammar = new BalancedDTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    fGrammarBucket = new DTDGrammarBucket();
    fGrammarBucket.setStandalone(false);
    fGrammarBucket.setActiveGrammar(fDTDGrammar);
    // no reason to use grammar bucket's "put" method--we
    // know which grammar it is, and we don't know the root name anyway...

    // actually start the parsing!
    try {
        fDTDScanner.setInputSource(source);
        fDTDScanner.scanDTDExternalSubset(true);
    } catch (EOFException e) {
        // expected behaviour...
    }
    finally {
        // Close all streams opened by the parser.
        fEntityManager.closeReaders();
    }
    if(fDTDGrammar != null && fGrammarPool != null) {
        fGrammarPool.cacheGrammars(XMLDTDDescription.XML_DTD, new Grammar[] {fDTDGrammar});
    }
    return fDTDGrammar;
}
Example 9
Source File: XMLDTDLoader.java    From hottub with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Returns a Grammar object by parsing the contents of the
 * entity pointed to by source.
 *
 * @param source        the location of the entity which forms
 *                          the starting point of the grammar to be constructed.
 * @throws IOException      When a problem is encountered reading the entity
 *          XNIException    When a condition arises (such as a FatalError) that requires parsing
 *                              of the entity be terminated.
 */
public Grammar loadGrammar(XMLInputSource source)
        throws IOException, XNIException {
    reset();
    // First chance checking strict URI
    String eid = XMLEntityManager.expandSystemId(source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), fStrictURI);
    XMLDTDDescription desc = new XMLDTDDescription(source.getPublicId(), source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), eid, null);
    if (!fBalanceSyntaxTrees) {
        fDTDGrammar = new DTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    else {
        fDTDGrammar = new BalancedDTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    fGrammarBucket = new DTDGrammarBucket();
    fGrammarBucket.setStandalone(false);
    fGrammarBucket.setActiveGrammar(fDTDGrammar);
    // no reason to use grammar bucket's "put" method--we
    // know which grammar it is, and we don't know the root name anyway...

    // actually start the parsing!
    try {
        fDTDScanner.setInputSource(source);
        fDTDScanner.scanDTDExternalSubset(true);
    } catch (EOFException e) {
        // expected behaviour...
    }
    finally {
        // Close all streams opened by the parser.
        fEntityManager.closeReaders();
    }
    if(fDTDGrammar != null && fGrammarPool != null) {
        fGrammarPool.cacheGrammars(XMLDTDDescription.XML_DTD, new Grammar[] {fDTDGrammar});
    }
    return fDTDGrammar;
}
Example 10
Source File: XMLDTDLoader.java    From openjdk-8-source with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Returns a Grammar object by parsing the contents of the
 * entity pointed to by source.
 *
 * @param source        the location of the entity which forms
 *                          the starting point of the grammar to be constructed.
 * @throws IOException      When a problem is encountered reading the entity
 *          XNIException    When a condition arises (such as a FatalError) that requires parsing
 *                              of the entity be terminated.
 */
public Grammar loadGrammar(XMLInputSource source)
        throws IOException, XNIException {
    reset();
    // First chance checking strict URI
    String eid = XMLEntityManager.expandSystemId(source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), fStrictURI);
    XMLDTDDescription desc = new XMLDTDDescription(source.getPublicId(), source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), eid, null);
    if (!fBalanceSyntaxTrees) {
        fDTDGrammar = new DTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    else {
        fDTDGrammar = new BalancedDTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    fGrammarBucket = new DTDGrammarBucket();
    fGrammarBucket.setStandalone(false);
    fGrammarBucket.setActiveGrammar(fDTDGrammar);
    // no reason to use grammar bucket's "put" method--we
    // know which grammar it is, and we don't know the root name anyway...

    // actually start the parsing!
    try {
        fDTDScanner.setInputSource(source);
        fDTDScanner.scanDTDExternalSubset(true);
    } catch (EOFException e) {
        // expected behaviour...
    }
    finally {
        // Close all streams opened by the parser.
        fEntityManager.closeReaders();
    }
    if(fDTDGrammar != null && fGrammarPool != null) {
        fGrammarPool.cacheGrammars(XMLDTDDescription.XML_DTD, new Grammar[] {fDTDGrammar});
    }
    return fDTDGrammar;
}
Example 11
Source File: XMLDTDLoader.java    From openjdk-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Returns a Grammar object by parsing the contents of the
 * entity pointed to by source.
 *
 * @param source        the location of the entity which forms
 *                          the starting point of the grammar to be constructed.
 * @throws IOException      When a problem is encountered reading the entity
 *          XNIException    When a condition arises (such as a FatalError) that requires parsing
 *                              of the entity be terminated.
 */
public Grammar loadGrammar(XMLInputSource source)
        throws IOException, XNIException {
    reset();
    // First chance checking strict URI
    String eid = XMLEntityManager.expandSystemId(source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), fStrictURI);
    XMLDTDDescription desc = new XMLDTDDescription(source.getPublicId(), source.getSystemId(), source.getBaseSystemId(), eid, null);
    if (!fBalanceSyntaxTrees) {
        fDTDGrammar = new DTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    else {
        fDTDGrammar = new BalancedDTDGrammar(fSymbolTable, desc);
    }
    fGrammarBucket = new DTDGrammarBucket();
    fGrammarBucket.setStandalone(false);
    fGrammarBucket.setActiveGrammar(fDTDGrammar);
    // no reason to use grammar bucket's "put" method--we
    // know which grammar it is, and we don't know the root name anyway...

    // actually start the parsing!
    try {
        fDTDScanner.setInputSource(source);
        fDTDScanner.scanDTDExternalSubset(true);
    } catch (EOFException e) {
        // expected behaviour...
    }
    finally {
        // Close all streams opened by the parser.
        fEntityManager.closeReaders();
    }
    if(fDTDGrammar != null && fGrammarPool != null) {
        fGrammarPool.cacheGrammars(XMLDTDDescription.XML_DTD, new Grammar[] {fDTDGrammar});
    }
    return fDTDGrammar;
}