Java Code Examples for org.apache.uima.util.XMLSerializer#setOutputProperty()
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Example 1
Source File: CpeBuilder.java From uima-uimafit with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Writes a temporary file containing a XML descriptor of the given resource. Returns the file. * * @param resource * A resource specifier that should we materialized. * @return The file containing the XML representation of the given resource. */ private static File materializeDescriptor(ResourceSpecifier resource) throws IOException, SAXException { File tempDesc = File.createTempFile("desc", ".xml"); tempDesc.deleteOnExit(); // Write the descriptor using XML 1.1 to allow a wider range of characters for parameter values try (OutputStream os = Files.newOutputStream(tempDesc.toPath())) { XMLSerializer sax2xml = new XMLSerializer(os, true); sax2xml.setOutputProperty(OutputKeys.VERSION, "1.1"); ContentHandler contentHandler = sax2xml.getContentHandler(); contentHandler.startDocument(); resource.toXML(sax2xml.getContentHandler(), true); contentHandler.endDocument(); } return tempDesc; }
Example 2
Source File: AnalysisEngine_implTest.java From uima-uimaj with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
private void manyDelegatesCommon() throws Exception { // Test that an aggregate can be copied preserving all comments and ordering of delegates XMLParser.ParsingOptions parsingOptions = new XMLParser.ParsingOptions(false); parsingOptions.preserveComments = true; XMLParser parser = UIMAFramework.getXMLParser(); File inFile = JUnitExtension.getFile("TextAnalysisEngineImplTest/AggregateWithManyDelegates.xml"); AnalysisEngineDescription desc = parser.parseAnalysisEngineDescription(new XMLInputSource(inFile), parsingOptions); // Write out descriptor File cloneFile = new File(inFile.getParentFile(), "CopyOfAggregateWithManyDelegates.xml"); try (BufferedOutputStream os = new BufferedOutputStream(new FileOutputStream(cloneFile))) { XMLSerializer xmlSerializer = new XMLSerializer(false); xmlSerializer.setOutputStream(os); // set the amount to a value which will show up if used // indent should not be used because we're using a parser mode which preserves // comments and ignorable white space. // NOTE: Saxon appears to force the indent to be 3 - which is what the input file now uses. xmlSerializer.setOutputProperty("{http://xml.apache.org/xslt}indent-amount", "4"); ContentHandler contentHandler = xmlSerializer.getContentHandler(); contentHandler.startDocument(); desc.toXML(contentHandler, true); contentHandler.endDocument(); } String inXml = FileCompare.file2String(inFile); String cloneXml = FileCompare.file2String(cloneFile); XMLAssert.assertXMLEqual(inXml, cloneXml); // When building from a source distribution the descriptor may not have // appropriate line-ends so compute the length as if always 1 byte. int diff = fileLength(cloneFile) - fileLength(inFile); // One platform inserts a blank line and a final newline, so don't insist on perfection // NOTE: This fails with Saxon as it omits the xmlns attribute (why?) and omits the newlines between adjacent comments. // It also produces many differences in indentation if the input is not indented by 3 assertTrue("File size changed by "+diff+" should be no more than 2", diff >= -2 && diff <= 2); // Initialize all delegates and check the initialization order (should be declaration order) TestAnnotator2.allContexts = ""; UIMAFramework.produceAnalysisEngine(desc); assertEquals("D/C/B/A/F/E/", TestAnnotator2.allContexts); // Check that copying aggregate preserved the order of the delegates desc = parser.parseAnalysisEngineDescription(new XMLInputSource(cloneFile), parsingOptions); TestAnnotator2.allContexts = ""; UIMAFramework.produceAnalysisEngine(desc); assertEquals("D/C/B/A/F/E/", TestAnnotator2.allContexts); cloneFile.delete(); }
Example 3
Source File: XmiCasSerializer.java From uima-uimaj with Apache License 2.0 | 3 votes |
/** * Serializes a Delta CAS to an XMI stream. This version of this method allows many options to be configured. * * * @param aCAS * CAS to serialize. * @param aTargetTypeSystem * type system to which the produced XMI will conform. Any types or features not in the * target type system will not be serialized. A null value indicates that all types and features * will be serialized. * @param aStream * output stream to which to write the XMI document * @param aPrettyPrint * if true the XML output will be formatted with newlines and indenting. If false it will be unformatted. * @param aSharedData * an optional container for data that is shared between the {@link XmiCasSerializer} and the {@link XmiCasDeserializer}. * See the JavaDocs for {@link XmiSerializationSharedData} for details. * @param aMarker * an optional object that is used to filter and serialize a Delta CAS containing only * those FSs and Views created after Marker was set and preexisting FSs and views that were modified. * See the JavaDocs for {@link Marker} for details. * @param useXml_1_1 * if true, the output serializer is set with the OutputKeys.VERSION to "1.1". * @throws SAXException * if a problem occurs during XMI serialization */ public static void serialize(CAS aCAS, TypeSystem aTargetTypeSystem, OutputStream aStream, boolean aPrettyPrint, XmiSerializationSharedData aSharedData, Marker aMarker, boolean useXml_1_1) throws SAXException { XmiCasSerializer xmiCasSerializer = new XmiCasSerializer(aTargetTypeSystem); XMLSerializer sax2xml = new XMLSerializer(aStream, aPrettyPrint); if (useXml_1_1) { sax2xml.setOutputProperty(OutputKeys.VERSION,"1.1"); } xmiCasSerializer.serialize(aCAS, sax2xml.getContentHandler(), null, aSharedData, aMarker); }
Example 4
Source File: XCASSerializer.java From uima-uimaj with Apache License 2.0 | 3 votes |
/** * Serializes an XCAS to a stream. * * @param aCAS * CAS to serialize. * @param aStream * output stream to which to write the XCAS XML document * @param isFormattedOutput * if true the XCAS will be serialized formatted * * @param useXml_1_1 * if true, the output serializer is set with the OutputKeys.VERSION to "1.1". * @throws SAXException * if a problem occurs during XCAS serialization * @throws IOException * if an I/O failure occurs */ public static void serialize(CAS aCAS, OutputStream aStream, boolean isFormattedOutput, boolean useXml_1_1) throws SAXException, IOException { XCASSerializer xcasSerializer = new XCASSerializer(aCAS.getTypeSystem()); XMLSerializer sax2xml = new XMLSerializer(aStream, isFormattedOutput); if (useXml_1_1) { sax2xml.setOutputProperty(OutputKeys.VERSION,"1.1"); } xcasSerializer.serialize(aCAS, sax2xml.getContentHandler()); }