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package com.sun.xml.internal.org.jvnet.fastinfoset.stax;
import java.io.IOException;
import javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException;
Low level Fast Infoset stream writer.
This interface provides additional stream-based serialization methods for the
case where an application is in specific control of the serialization
process and has the knowledge to call the LowLevel methods in the required
order.
For example, the application may be able to perform efficient information
to indexing mapping and to provide certain information in UTF-8 encoded form.
These methods may be used in conjuction with XMLStreamWriter
as long as an element fragment written using the efficient streaming methods are self-contained and no sub-fragment is written using methods from XMLStreamWriter
.
The required call sequence is as follows:
CALLSEQUENCE := startDocument
initiateLowLevelWriting ELEMENT endDocument
| initiateLowLevelWriting ELEMENT // for fragment ELEMENT := writeLowLevelTerminationAndMark NAMESPACES? ELEMENT_NAME ATTRIBUTES? writeLowLevelEndStartElement CONTENTS writeLowLevelEndElement NAMESPACES := writeLowLevelStartNamespaces writeLowLevelNamespace* writeLowLevelEndNamespaces ELEMENT_NAME := writeLowLevelStartElementIndexed | writeLowLevelStartNameLiteral | writeLowLevelStartElement ATTRUBUTES := writeLowLevelStartAttributes (ATTRIBUTE_NAME writeLowLevelAttributeValue)* ATTRIBUTE_NAME := writeLowLevelAttributeIndexed | writeLowLevelStartNameLiteral | writeLowLevelAttribute CONTENTS := (ELEMENT | writeLowLevelText writeLowLevelOctets)*
Some methods defer to the application for the mapping of information
to indexes.
/**
* Low level Fast Infoset stream writer.
* <p>
* This interface provides additional stream-based serialization methods for the
* case where an application is in specific control of the serialization
* process and has the knowledge to call the LowLevel methods in the required
* order.
* <p>
* For example, the application may be able to perform efficient information
* to indexing mapping and to provide certain information in UTF-8 encoded form.
* <p>
* These methods may be used in conjuction with {@link javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamWriter}
* as long as an element fragment written using the efficient streaming methods
* are self-contained and no sub-fragment is written using methods from
* {@link javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamWriter}.
* <p>
* The required call sequence is as follows:
* <pre>
* CALLSEQUENCE := {@link #startDocument startDocument}
* initiateLowLevelWriting ELEMENT
* {@link #endDocument endDocument}
* | initiateLowLevelWriting ELEMENT // for fragment
*
* ELEMENT := writeLowLevelTerminationAndMark
* NAMESPACES?
* ELEMENT_NAME
* ATTRIBUTES?
* writeLowLevelEndStartElement
* CONTENTS
* writeLowLevelEndElement
*
* NAMESPACES := writeLowLevelStartNamespaces
* writeLowLevelNamespace*
* writeLowLevelEndNamespaces
*
* ELEMENT_NAME := writeLowLevelStartElementIndexed
* | writeLowLevelStartNameLiteral
* | writeLowLevelStartElement
*
* ATTRUBUTES := writeLowLevelStartAttributes
* (ATTRIBUTE_NAME writeLowLevelAttributeValue)*
*
* ATTRIBUTE_NAME := writeLowLevelAttributeIndexed
* | writeLowLevelStartNameLiteral
* | writeLowLevelAttribute
*
*
* CONTENTS := (ELEMENT | writeLowLevelText writeLowLevelOctets)*
* </pre>
* <p>
* Some methods defer to the application for the mapping of information
* to indexes.
*/
public interface LowLevelFastInfosetStreamWriter {
Initiate low level writing of an element fragment.
This method must be invoked before other low level method.
/**
* Initiate low level writing of an element fragment.
* <p>
* This method must be invoked before other low level method.
*/
public void initiateLowLevelWriting()
throws XMLStreamException;
Get the next index to apply to an Element Information Item.
This will increment the next obtained index such that:
i = w.getNextElementIndex();
j = w.getNextElementIndex();
i == j + 1;
Returns: the index.
/**
* Get the next index to apply to an Element Information Item.
* <p>
* This will increment the next obtained index such that:
* <pre>
* i = w.getNextElementIndex();
* j = w.getNextElementIndex();
* i == j + 1;
* </pre>
* @return the index.
*/
public int getNextElementIndex();
Get the next index to apply to an Attribute Information Item.
This will increment the next obtained index such that:
i = w.getNextAttributeIndex();
j = w.getNextAttributeIndex();
i == j + 1;
Returns: the index.
/**
* Get the next index to apply to an Attribute Information Item.
* This will increment the next obtained index such that:
* <pre>
* i = w.getNextAttributeIndex();
* j = w.getNextAttributeIndex();
* i == j + 1;
* </pre>
* @return the index.
*/
public int getNextAttributeIndex();
Get the current index that was applied to an [local name] of an
Element or Attribute Information Item.
Returns: the index.
/**
* Get the current index that was applied to an [local name] of an
* Element or Attribute Information Item.
* </pre>
* @return the index.
*/
public int getLocalNameIndex();
Get the next index to apply to an [local name] of an Element or Attribute
Information Item.
This will increment the next obtained index such that:
i = w.getNextLocalNameIndex();
j = w.getNextLocalNameIndex();
i == j + 1;
Returns: the index.
/**
* Get the next index to apply to an [local name] of an Element or Attribute
* Information Item.
* This will increment the next obtained index such that:
* <pre>
* i = w.getNextLocalNameIndex();
* j = w.getNextLocalNameIndex();
* i == j + 1;
* </pre>
* @return the index.
*/
public int getNextLocalNameIndex();
public void writeLowLevelTerminationAndMark()
throws IOException;
public void writeLowLevelStartElementIndexed(int type, int index)
throws IOException;
Write the start of an element.
Returns: true if element is indexed, otherwise false.
/**
* Write the start of an element.
*
* @return true if element is indexed, otherwise false.
*/
public boolean writeLowLevelStartElement(int type,
String prefix, String localName, String namespaceURI)
throws IOException;
public void writeLowLevelStartNamespaces()
throws IOException;
public void writeLowLevelNamespace(String prefix, String namespaceName)
throws IOException;
public void writeLowLevelEndNamespaces()
throws IOException;
public void writeLowLevelStartAttributes()
throws IOException;
public void writeLowLevelAttributeIndexed(int index)
throws IOException;
Write an attribute.
Returns: true if attribute is indexed, otherwise false.
/**
* Write an attribute.
*
* @return true if attribute is indexed, otherwise false.
*/
public boolean writeLowLevelAttribute(
String prefix, String namespaceURI, String localName)
throws IOException;
public void writeLowLevelAttributeValue(String value)
throws IOException;
public void writeLowLevelStartNameLiteral(int type,
String prefix, byte[] utf8LocalName, String namespaceURI)
throws IOException;
public void writeLowLevelStartNameLiteral(int type,
String prefix, int localNameIndex, String namespaceURI)
throws IOException;
public void writeLowLevelEndStartElement()
throws IOException;
public void writeLowLevelEndElement()
throws IOException;
public void writeLowLevelText(char[] text, int length)
throws IOException;
public void writeLowLevelText(String text)
throws IOException;
public void writeLowLevelOctets(byte[] octets, int length)
throws IOException;
}