Serializer's methods to set xsl:output properties is brittle.
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Key: XALANJ-2275
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XALANJ-2275
Project: XalanJ2
Type: Improvement
Versions: Latest Development Code
Reporter: Brian Minchau
The serializer's code to set values from xsl:output attributes is brittle.
Setting a writer or OutputStream involves internal "init" methods that take
java.util.Properties objects. Setting an OutputStream should not need to do
all that. The only interaction with the properties is the encoding, which
would be used in the creation of the java.io.Writer that wraps the
OutputStream, but that is about it.
The code is also brittle with respect to whether the values set are default
values or explicit values,
say from a stylesheet or from JAXP APIs.
In the long run many methods on the serializer's XSLOutputAttributes interface
should go away.
In their place a more generic methods should exist:
public void setOutputPropertyDefault(String name, String val);
public void setOutputProperty(String name, String val);
public String getOutputPropertyDefault(String name);
public String getOutputProperty(String name);
Through these methods one can set/get a default or non-default property.
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