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/**
* Sets the character encoding coming from the xsl:output encoding stylesheet attribute.
* @param encoding the character encoding
*/
public void setEncoding(String encoding)
{
String old = getEncoding();
super.setEncoding(encoding);
if (old == null || !old.equals(encoding)) {
// If we have changed the setting of the
m_encodingInfo = Encodings.getEncodingInfo(encoding);
if (encoding != null && m_encodingInfo.name == null) {
// We tried to get an EncodingInfo for Object for the given
// encoding, but it came back with an internall null name
// so the encoding is not supported by the JDK, issue a message.
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_ENCODING_NOT_SUPPORTED,new Object[]{ encoding });
try
{
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
if (tran != null) {
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
}
}
return;
}
/**
* This method checks for the XML version of output document.
* If XML version of output document is not specified, then output
* document is of version XML 1.0.
* If XML version of output doucment is specified, but it is not either
* XML 1.0 or XML 1.1, a warning message is generated, the XML Version of
* output document is set to XML 1.0 and processing continues.
* @return string (XML version)
*/
private String getXMLVersion()
{
String xmlVersion = getVersion();
if(xmlVersion == null || xmlVersion.equals(XMLVERSION10))
{
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION10;
}
else if(xmlVersion.equals(XMLVERSION11))
{
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION11;
}
else
{
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_XML_VERSION_NOT_SUPPORTED,new Object[]{ xmlVersion });
try
{
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION10;
}
return xmlVersion;
}
/**
* Sets the character encoding coming from the xsl:output encoding stylesheet attribute.
* @param encoding the character encoding
*/
public void setEncoding(String encoding)
{
String old = getEncoding();
super.setEncoding(encoding);
if (old == null || !old.equals(encoding)) {
// If we have changed the setting of the
m_encodingInfo = Encodings.getEncodingInfo(encoding);
if (encoding != null && m_encodingInfo.name == null) {
// We tried to get an EncodingInfo for Object for the given
// encoding, but it came back with an internall null name
// so the encoding is not supported by the JDK, issue a message.
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_ENCODING_NOT_SUPPORTED,new Object[]{ encoding });
try
{
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
if (tran != null) {
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
}
}
return;
}
/**
* This method checks for the XML version of output document.
* If XML version of output document is not specified, then output
* document is of version XML 1.0.
* If XML version of output doucment is specified, but it is not either
* XML 1.0 or XML 1.1, a warning message is generated, the XML Version of
* output document is set to XML 1.0 and processing continues.
* @return string (XML version)
*/
private String getXMLVersion()
{
String xmlVersion = getVersion();
if(xmlVersion == null || xmlVersion.equals(XMLVERSION10))
{
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION10;
}
else if(xmlVersion.equals(XMLVERSION11))
{
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION11;
}
else
{
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_XML_VERSION_NOT_SUPPORTED,new Object[]{ xmlVersion });
try
{
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION10;
}
return xmlVersion;
}
/**
* Sets the character encoding coming from the xsl:output encoding stylesheet attribute.
* @param encoding the character encoding
*/
public void setEncoding(String encoding)
{
String old = getEncoding();
super.setEncoding(encoding);
if (old == null || !old.equals(encoding)) {
// If we have changed the setting of the
m_encodingInfo = Encodings.getEncodingInfo(encoding);
if (encoding != null && m_encodingInfo.name == null) {
// We tried to get an EncodingInfo for Object for the given
// encoding, but it came back with an internall null name
// so the encoding is not supported by the JDK, issue a message.
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_ENCODING_NOT_SUPPORTED,new Object[]{ encoding });
try
{
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
if (tran != null) {
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
}
}
return;
}
/**
* This method checks for the XML version of output document.
* If XML version of output document is not specified, then output
* document is of version XML 1.0.
* If XML version of output doucment is specified, but it is not either
* XML 1.0 or XML 1.1, a warning message is generated, the XML Version of
* output document is set to XML 1.0 and processing continues.
* @return string (XML version)
*/
private String getXMLVersion()
{
String xmlVersion = getVersion();
if(xmlVersion == null || xmlVersion.equals(XMLVERSION10))
{
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION10;
}
else if(xmlVersion.equals(XMLVERSION11))
{
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION11;
}
else
{
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_XML_VERSION_NOT_SUPPORTED,new Object[]{ xmlVersion });
try
{
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION10;
}
return xmlVersion;
}
/**
* This method checks for the XML version of output document.
* If XML version of output document is not specified, then output
* document is of version XML 1.0.
* If XML version of output doucment is specified, but it is not either
* XML 1.0 or XML 1.1, a warning message is generated, the XML Version of
* output document is set to XML 1.0 and processing continues.
* @return string (XML version)
*/
private String getXMLVersion()
{
String xmlVersion = getVersion();
if(xmlVersion == null || xmlVersion.equals(XMLVERSION10))
{
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION10;
}
else if(xmlVersion.equals(XMLVERSION11))
{
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION11;
}
else
{
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_XML_VERSION_NOT_SUPPORTED,new Object[]{ xmlVersion });
try
{
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION10;
}
return xmlVersion;
}
/**
* Sets the character encoding coming from the xsl:output encoding stylesheet attribute.
* @param encoding the character encoding
*/
public void setEncoding(String encoding)
{
String old = getEncoding();
super.setEncoding(encoding);
if (old == null || !old.equals(encoding)) {
// If we have changed the setting of the
m_encodingInfo = Encodings.getEncodingInfo(encoding);
if (encoding != null && m_encodingInfo.name == null) {
// We tried to get an EncodingInfo for Object for the given
// encoding, but it came back with an internall null name
// so the encoding is not supported by the JDK, issue a message.
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_ENCODING_NOT_SUPPORTED,new Object[]{ encoding });
try
{
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
if (tran != null) {
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
}
}
return;
}
/**
* This method checks for the XML version of output document.
* If XML version of output document is not specified, then output
* document is of version XML 1.0.
* If XML version of output doucment is specified, but it is not either
* XML 1.0 or XML 1.1, a warning message is generated, the XML Version of
* output document is set to XML 1.0 and processing continues.
* @return string (XML version)
*/
private String getXMLVersion()
{
String xmlVersion = getVersion();
if(xmlVersion == null || xmlVersion.equals(XMLVERSION10))
{
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION10;
}
else if(xmlVersion.equals(XMLVERSION11))
{
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION11;
}
else
{
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_XML_VERSION_NOT_SUPPORTED,new Object[]{ xmlVersion });
try
{
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION10;
}
return xmlVersion;
}
/**
* This method checks for the XML version of output document.
* If XML version of output document is not specified, then output
* document is of version XML 1.0.
* If XML version of output doucment is specified, but it is not either
* XML 1.0 or XML 1.1, a warning message is generated, the XML Version of
* output document is set to XML 1.0 and processing continues.
* @return string (XML version)
*/
private String getXMLVersion()
{
String xmlVersion = getVersion();
if(xmlVersion == null || xmlVersion.equals(XMLVERSION10))
{
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION10;
}
else if(xmlVersion.equals(XMLVERSION11))
{
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION11;
}
else
{
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_XML_VERSION_NOT_SUPPORTED,new Object[]{ xmlVersion });
try
{
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION10;
}
return xmlVersion;
}
/**
* This method checks for the XML version of output document.
* If XML version of output document is not specified, then output
* document is of version XML 1.0.
* If XML version of output doucment is specified, but it is not either
* XML 1.0 or XML 1.1, a warning message is generated, the XML Version of
* output document is set to XML 1.0 and processing continues.
* @return string (XML version)
*/
private String getXMLVersion()
{
String xmlVersion = getVersion();
if(xmlVersion == null || xmlVersion.equals(XMLVERSION10))
{
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION10;
}
else if(xmlVersion.equals(XMLVERSION11))
{
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION11;
}
else
{
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_XML_VERSION_NOT_SUPPORTED,new Object[]{ xmlVersion });
try
{
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
xmlVersion = XMLVERSION10;
}
return xmlVersion;
}
/**
* Add an attribute to the current element.
* @param uri the URI associated with the element name
* @param localName local part of the attribute name
* @param rawName prefix:localName
* @param type
* @param value the value of the attribute
* @param xslAttribute true if this attribute is from an xsl:attribute,
* false if declared within the elements opening tag.
* @throws SAXException
*/
public void addAttribute(
String uri,
String localName,
String rawName,
String type,
String value,
boolean xslAttribute)
throws SAXException
{
if (m_elemContext.m_startTagOpen)
{
boolean was_added = addAttributeAlways(uri, localName, rawName, type, value, xslAttribute);
/*
* We don't run this block of code if:
* 1. The attribute value was only replaced (was_added is false).
* 2. The attribute is from an xsl:attribute element (that is handled
* in the addAttributeAlways() call just above.
* 3. The name starts with "xmlns", i.e. it is a namespace declaration.
*/
if (was_added && !xslAttribute && !rawName.startsWith("xmlns"))
{
String prefixUsed =
ensureAttributesNamespaceIsDeclared(
uri,
localName,
rawName);
if (prefixUsed != null
&& rawName != null
&& !rawName.startsWith(prefixUsed))
{
// use a different raw name, with the prefix used in the
// generated namespace declaration
rawName = prefixUsed + ":" + localName;
}
}
addAttributeAlways(uri, localName, rawName, type, value, xslAttribute);
}
else
{
/*
* The startTag is closed, yet we are adding an attribute?
*
* Section: 7.1.3 Creating Attributes Adding an attribute to an
* element after a PI (for example) has been added to it is an
* error. The attributes can be ignored. The spec doesn't explicitly
* say this is disallowed, as it does for child elements, but it
* makes sense to have the same treatment.
*
* We choose to ignore the attribute which is added too late.
*/
// Generate a warning of the ignored attributes
// Create the warning message
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_ILLEGAL_ATTRIBUTE_POSITION,new Object[]{ localName });
try {
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
}
}
/**
* Add an attribute to the current element.
* @param uri the URI associated with the element name
* @param localName local part of the attribute name
* @param rawName prefix:localName
* @param type
* @param value the value of the attribute
* @param xslAttribute true if this attribute is from an xsl:attribute,
* false if declared within the elements opening tag.
* @throws SAXException
*/
public void addAttribute(
String uri,
String localName,
String rawName,
String type,
String value,
boolean xslAttribute)
throws SAXException
{
if (m_elemContext.m_startTagOpen)
{
boolean was_added = addAttributeAlways(uri, localName, rawName, type, value, xslAttribute);
/*
* We don't run this block of code if:
* 1. The attribute value was only replaced (was_added is false).
* 2. The attribute is from an xsl:attribute element (that is handled
* in the addAttributeAlways() call just above.
* 3. The name starts with "xmlns", i.e. it is a namespace declaration.
*/
if (was_added && !xslAttribute && !rawName.startsWith("xmlns"))
{
String prefixUsed =
ensureAttributesNamespaceIsDeclared(
uri,
localName,
rawName);
if (prefixUsed != null
&& rawName != null
&& !rawName.startsWith(prefixUsed))
{
// use a different raw name, with the prefix used in the
// generated namespace declaration
rawName = prefixUsed + ":" + localName;
}
}
addAttributeAlways(uri, localName, rawName, type, value, xslAttribute);
}
else
{
/*
* The startTag is closed, yet we are adding an attribute?
*
* Section: 7.1.3 Creating Attributes Adding an attribute to an
* element after a PI (for example) has been added to it is an
* error. The attributes can be ignored. The spec doesn't explicitly
* say this is disallowed, as it does for child elements, but it
* makes sense to have the same treatment.
*
* We choose to ignore the attribute which is added too late.
*/
// Generate a warning of the ignored attributes
// Create the warning message
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_ILLEGAL_ATTRIBUTE_POSITION,new Object[]{ localName });
try {
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
}
}
/**
* Add an attribute to the current element.
* @param uri the URI associated with the element name
* @param localName local part of the attribute name
* @param rawName prefix:localName
* @param type
* @param value the value of the attribute
* @param xslAttribute true if this attribute is from an xsl:attribute,
* false if declared within the elements opening tag.
* @throws SAXException
*/
public void addAttribute(
String uri,
String localName,
String rawName,
String type,
String value,
boolean xslAttribute)
throws SAXException
{
if (m_elemContext.m_startTagOpen)
{
boolean was_added = addAttributeAlways(uri, localName, rawName, type, value, xslAttribute);
/*
* We don't run this block of code if:
* 1. The attribute value was only replaced (was_added is false).
* 2. The attribute is from an xsl:attribute element (that is handled
* in the addAttributeAlways() call just above.
* 3. The name starts with "xmlns", i.e. it is a namespace declaration.
*/
if (was_added && !xslAttribute && !rawName.startsWith("xmlns"))
{
String prefixUsed =
ensureAttributesNamespaceIsDeclared(
uri,
localName,
rawName);
if (prefixUsed != null
&& rawName != null
&& !rawName.startsWith(prefixUsed))
{
// use a different raw name, with the prefix used in the
// generated namespace declaration
rawName = prefixUsed + ":" + localName;
}
}
addAttributeAlways(uri, localName, rawName, type, value, xslAttribute);
}
else
{
/*
* The startTag is closed, yet we are adding an attribute?
*
* Section: 7.1.3 Creating Attributes Adding an attribute to an
* element after a PI (for example) has been added to it is an
* error. The attributes can be ignored. The spec doesn't explicitly
* say this is disallowed, as it does for child elements, but it
* makes sense to have the same treatment.
*
* We choose to ignore the attribute which is added too late.
*/
// Generate a warning of the ignored attributes
// Create the warning message
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_ILLEGAL_ATTRIBUTE_POSITION,new Object[]{ localName });
try {
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
}
}
/**
* Add an attribute to the current element.
* @param uri the URI associated with the element name
* @param localName local part of the attribute name
* @param rawName prefix:localName
* @param type
* @param value the value of the attribute
* @param xslAttribute true if this attribute is from an xsl:attribute,
* false if declared within the elements opening tag.
* @throws SAXException
*/
public void addAttribute(
String uri,
String localName,
String rawName,
String type,
String value,
boolean xslAttribute)
throws SAXException
{
if (m_elemContext.m_startTagOpen)
{
boolean was_added = addAttributeAlways(uri, localName, rawName, type, value, xslAttribute);
/*
* We don't run this block of code if:
* 1. The attribute value was only replaced (was_added is false).
* 2. The attribute is from an xsl:attribute element (that is handled
* in the addAttributeAlways() call just above.
* 3. The name starts with "xmlns", i.e. it is a namespace declaration.
*/
if (was_added && !xslAttribute && !rawName.startsWith("xmlns"))
{
String prefixUsed =
ensureAttributesNamespaceIsDeclared(
uri,
localName,
rawName);
if (prefixUsed != null
&& rawName != null
&& !rawName.startsWith(prefixUsed))
{
// use a different raw name, with the prefix used in the
// generated namespace declaration
rawName = prefixUsed + ":" + localName;
}
}
addAttributeAlways(uri, localName, rawName, type, value, xslAttribute);
}
else
{
/*
* The startTag is closed, yet we are adding an attribute?
*
* Section: 7.1.3 Creating Attributes Adding an attribute to an
* element after a PI (for example) has been added to it is an
* error. The attributes can be ignored. The spec doesn't explicitly
* say this is disallowed, as it does for child elements, but it
* makes sense to have the same treatment.
*
* We choose to ignore the attribute which is added too late.
*/
// Generate a warning of the ignored attributes
// Create the warning message
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_ILLEGAL_ATTRIBUTE_POSITION,new Object[]{ localName });
try {
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
}
}
/**
* Add an attribute to the current element.
* @param uri the URI associated with the element name
* @param localName local part of the attribute name
* @param rawName prefix:localName
* @param type
* @param value the value of the attribute
* @param xslAttribute true if this attribute is from an xsl:attribute,
* false if declared within the elements opening tag.
* @throws SAXException
*/
public void addAttribute(
String uri,
String localName,
String rawName,
String type,
String value,
boolean xslAttribute)
throws SAXException
{
if (m_elemContext.m_startTagOpen)
{
boolean was_added = addAttributeAlways(uri, localName, rawName, type, value, xslAttribute);
/*
* We don't run this block of code if:
* 1. The attribute value was only replaced (was_added is false).
* 2. The attribute is from an xsl:attribute element (that is handled
* in the addAttributeAlways() call just above.
* 3. The name starts with "xmlns", i.e. it is a namespace declaration.
*/
if (was_added && !xslAttribute && !rawName.startsWith("xmlns"))
{
String prefixUsed =
ensureAttributesNamespaceIsDeclared(
uri,
localName,
rawName);
if (prefixUsed != null
&& rawName != null
&& !rawName.startsWith(prefixUsed))
{
// use a different raw name, with the prefix used in the
// generated namespace declaration
rawName = prefixUsed + ":" + localName;
}
}
addAttributeAlways(uri, localName, rawName, type, value, xslAttribute);
}
else
{
/*
* The startTag is closed, yet we are adding an attribute?
*
* Section: 7.1.3 Creating Attributes Adding an attribute to an
* element after a PI (for example) has been added to it is an
* error. The attributes can be ignored. The spec doesn't explicitly
* say this is disallowed, as it does for child elements, but it
* makes sense to have the same treatment.
*
* We choose to ignore the attribute which is added too late.
*/
// Generate a warning of the ignored attributes
// Create the warning message
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_ILLEGAL_ATTRIBUTE_POSITION,new Object[]{ localName });
try {
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (TransformerException e){
// A user defined error handler, errHandler, may throw
// a TransformerException if it chooses to, and if it does
// we will wrap it with a SAXException and re-throw.
// Of course if the handler throws another type of
// exception, like a RuntimeException, then that is OK too.
SAXException se = new SAXException(e);
throw se;
}
}
}
/**
* Add an attribute to the current element.
* @param uri the URI associated with the element name
* @param localName local part of the attribute name
* @param rawName prefix:localName
* @param type
* @param value the value of the attribute
* @param xslAttribute true if this attribute is from an xsl:attribute,
* false if declared within the elements opening tag.
* @throws SAXException
*/
public void addAttribute(
String uri,
String localName,
String rawName,
String type,
String value,
boolean xslAttribute)
throws SAXException
{
if (m_elemContext.m_startTagOpen)
{
boolean was_added = addAttributeAlways(uri, localName, rawName, type, value, xslAttribute);
/*
* We don't run this block of code if:
* 1. The attribute value was only replaced (was_added is false).
* 2. The attribute is from an xsl:attribute element (that is handled
* in the addAttributeAlways() call just above.
* 3. The name starts with "xmlns", i.e. it is a namespace declaration.
*/
if (was_added && !xslAttribute && !rawName.startsWith("xmlns"))
{
String prefixUsed =
ensureAttributesNamespaceIsDeclared(
uri,
localName,
rawName);
if (prefixUsed != null
&& rawName != null
&& !rawName.startsWith(prefixUsed))
{
// use a different raw name, with the prefix used in the
// generated namespace declaration
rawName = prefixUsed + ":" + localName;
}
}
addAttributeAlways(uri, localName, rawName, type, value, xslAttribute);
}
else
{
/*
* The startTag is closed, yet we are adding an attribute?
*
* Section: 7.1.3 Creating Attributes Adding an attribute to an
* element after a PI (for example) has been added to it is an
* error. The attributes can be ignored. The spec doesn't explicitly
* say this is disallowed, as it does for child elements, but it
* makes sense to have the same treatment.
*
* We choose to ignore the attribute which is added too late.
*/
// Generate a warning of the ignored attributes
// Create the warning message
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_ILLEGAL_ATTRIBUTE_POSITION,new Object[]{ localName });
try {
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
}
}
/**
* Add an attribute to the current element.
* @param uri the URI associated with the element name
* @param localName local part of the attribute name
* @param rawName prefix:localName
* @param type
* @param value the value of the attribute
* @param xslAttribute true if this attribute is from an xsl:attribute,
* false if declared within the elements opening tag.
* @throws SAXException
*/
public void addAttribute(
String uri,
String localName,
String rawName,
String type,
String value,
boolean xslAttribute)
throws SAXException
{
if (m_elemContext.m_startTagOpen)
{
boolean was_added = addAttributeAlways(uri, localName, rawName, type, value, xslAttribute);
/*
* We don't run this block of code if:
* 1. The attribute value was only replaced (was_added is false).
* 2. The attribute is from an xsl:attribute element (that is handled
* in the addAttributeAlways() call just above.
* 3. The name starts with "xmlns", i.e. it is a namespace declaration.
*/
if (was_added && !xslAttribute && !rawName.startsWith("xmlns"))
{
String prefixUsed =
ensureAttributesNamespaceIsDeclared(
uri,
localName,
rawName);
if (prefixUsed != null
&& rawName != null
&& !rawName.startsWith(prefixUsed))
{
// use a different raw name, with the prefix used in the
// generated namespace declaration
rawName = prefixUsed + ":" + localName;
}
}
addAttributeAlways(uri, localName, rawName, type, value, xslAttribute);
}
else
{
/*
* The startTag is closed, yet we are adding an attribute?
*
* Section: 7.1.3 Creating Attributes Adding an attribute to an
* element after a PI (for example) has been added to it is an
* error. The attributes can be ignored. The spec doesn't explicitly
* say this is disallowed, as it does for child elements, but it
* makes sense to have the same treatment.
*
* We choose to ignore the attribute which is added too late.
*/
// Generate a warning of the ignored attributes
// Create the warning message
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_ILLEGAL_ATTRIBUTE_POSITION,new Object[]{ localName });
try {
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
}
}
/**
* Add an attribute to the current element.
* @param uri the URI associated with the element name
* @param localName local part of the attribute name
* @param rawName prefix:localName
* @param type
* @param value the value of the attribute
* @param xslAttribute true if this attribute is from an xsl:attribute,
* false if declared within the elements opening tag.
* @throws SAXException
*/
public void addAttribute(
String uri,
String localName,
String rawName,
String type,
String value,
boolean xslAttribute)
throws SAXException
{
if (m_elemContext.m_startTagOpen)
{
boolean was_added = addAttributeAlways(uri, localName, rawName, type, value, xslAttribute);
/*
* We don't run this block of code if:
* 1. The attribute value was only replaced (was_added is false).
* 2. The attribute is from an xsl:attribute element (that is handled
* in the addAttributeAlways() call just above.
* 3. The name starts with "xmlns", i.e. it is a namespace declaration.
*/
if (was_added && !xslAttribute && !rawName.startsWith("xmlns"))
{
String prefixUsed =
ensureAttributesNamespaceIsDeclared(
uri,
localName,
rawName);
if (prefixUsed != null
&& rawName != null
&& !rawName.startsWith(prefixUsed))
{
// use a different raw name, with the prefix used in the
// generated namespace declaration
rawName = prefixUsed + ":" + localName;
}
}
addAttributeAlways(uri, localName, rawName, type, value, xslAttribute);
}
else
{
/*
* The startTag is closed, yet we are adding an attribute?
*
* Section: 7.1.3 Creating Attributes Adding an attribute to an
* element after a PI (for example) has been added to it is an
* error. The attributes can be ignored. The spec doesn't explicitly
* say this is disallowed, as it does for child elements, but it
* makes sense to have the same treatment.
*
* We choose to ignore the attribute which is added too late.
*/
// Generate a warning of the ignored attributes
// Create the warning message
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_ILLEGAL_ATTRIBUTE_POSITION,new Object[]{ localName });
try {
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
}
}
/**
* Add an attribute to the current element.
* @param uri the URI associated with the element name
* @param localName local part of the attribute name
* @param rawName prefix:localName
* @param type
* @param value the value of the attribute
* @param xslAttribute true if this attribute is from an xsl:attribute,
* false if declared within the elements opening tag.
* @throws SAXException
*/
public void addAttribute(
String uri,
String localName,
String rawName,
String type,
String value,
boolean xslAttribute)
throws SAXException
{
if (m_elemContext.m_startTagOpen)
{
boolean was_added = addAttributeAlways(uri, localName, rawName, type, value, xslAttribute);
/*
* We don't run this block of code if:
* 1. The attribute value was only replaced (was_added is false).
* 2. The attribute is from an xsl:attribute element (that is handled
* in the addAttributeAlways() call just above.
* 3. The name starts with "xmlns", i.e. it is a namespace declaration.
*/
if (was_added && !xslAttribute && !rawName.startsWith("xmlns"))
{
String prefixUsed =
ensureAttributesNamespaceIsDeclared(
uri,
localName,
rawName);
if (prefixUsed != null
&& rawName != null
&& !rawName.startsWith(prefixUsed))
{
// use a different raw name, with the prefix used in the
// generated namespace declaration
rawName = prefixUsed + ":" + localName;
}
}
addAttributeAlways(uri, localName, rawName, type, value, xslAttribute);
}
else
{
/*
* The startTag is closed, yet we are adding an attribute?
*
* Section: 7.1.3 Creating Attributes Adding an attribute to an
* element after a PI (for example) has been added to it is an
* error. The attributes can be ignored. The spec doesn't explicitly
* say this is disallowed, as it does for child elements, but it
* makes sense to have the same treatment.
*
* We choose to ignore the attribute which is added too late.
*/
// Generate a warning of the ignored attributes
// Create the warning message
String msg = Utils.messages.createMessage(
MsgKey.ER_ILLEGAL_ATTRIBUTE_POSITION,new Object[]{ localName });
try {
// Prepare to issue the warning message
Transformer tran = super.getTransformer();
ErrorListener errHandler = tran.getErrorListener();
// Issue the warning message
if (null != errHandler && m_sourceLocator != null)
errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(msg, m_sourceLocator));
else
System.out.println(msg);
}
catch (Exception e){}
}
}