gnu.java.beans.encoder
Class Root
Root provides a simple interface to a tree of
objects.
Using an instance of this class a logical representation of
the real object tree that is serialized can be built. When the
actual data should be written as XML
Root and
Element class can provide
context information which is used to write the best fitting
XML representation.
Root()- The basic constructor.
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void | addChild(Element elem)- Adds another child element to the tree.
The new element automatically becomes the current
element.
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void | close(Writer writer)- Writes the closing element and closes the
Writer
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void | deleteLast()- Goes back to the nearest parent element but
deletes the just created child.
This is used if something went wrong while
processing the child element's
Expression
or Statement.
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void | end()- Marks that the end of the current element
is reached and that no more childs are added to
it.
The behavior is to return to the nearest parent
element.
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void | traverse(Writer writer)- Traverses the elements in the object tree
and creates their XML representation in the output
stream of the given
Writer.
Finally the Writer is flushed.
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clone, equals, extends Object> getClass, finalize, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
Root
public Root()
The basic constructor. Object is special, because it has no
superclass, so there is no call to super().
addChild
public void addChild(Element elem)
Adds another child element to the tree.
The new element automatically becomes the current
element.
elem - The new child element.
close
public void close(Writer writer)
Writes the closing element and closes the
Writer
writer - The Writer instance that generates the XML representation.
deleteLast
public void deleteLast()
Goes back to the nearest parent element but
deletes the just created child.
This is used if something went wrong while
processing the child element's
Expression
or
Statement.
end
public void end()
Marks that the end of the current element
is reached and that no more childs are added to
it.
The behavior is to return to the nearest parent
element.
traverse
public void traverse(Writer writer)
Traverses the elements in the object tree
and creates their XML representation in the output
stream of the given
Writer.
Finally the
Writer is flushed.
writer - The Writer instance that generates the XML representation.
Root.java -- The root of an object tree.
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