The problem is that if we write this functionality, it will have to use
some output mechanism. If that's not the mechanism you want to use, you're
kind of stuck. I'll be looking at providing something very soon, but in the
end it will probably require you to provide the actual target output stream
or file or whatever. But, at least we'll do the iteration, the optional
stuff like char refs, etc... Probably it will be based on the tree walker,
and will do all the grunt work up to actually writing out a character or
string, at which point your plugged in handler will do the actual writing.
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Dean Roddey
Software Weenie
IBM Center for Java Technology - Silicon Valley
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Subject: Re: BaseMarkupSerializer/XMLSerializer - C++ Anyone ?
Any idea if this object will be provided in the C++ XERCES-C ?
I'm now using code coppied from DOMPrint ... but really am supprised
its not a supplied class instead of just code in the sample.
> The documentation is really sparse on this so maybe I'm just using it in
> a way which is not intended but it appears to me that using the same
> serializer for more than one document fails.
>
> XMLSerializer serializer = new XMLSerializer(System.out, null);
> System.out.println("Doc1:");
> serializer.serialize(doc1);
> System.out.println("Doc2:");
> serializer.serialize(doc2);
>
> gives:
>
> Doc1:
> <?xml version="1.0"?>
> <el1><el1.2/></el1>
> Doc2:
> <el2><el1.1 a1="v1" a2="v2"><el1.1.1/></el1.1></el2>
>
> The XML declaration is missing in the second output.
> To make this work I have to patch BaseMarkupSerializer.java like this:
>
> diff -c -r1.11 BaseMarkupSerializer.java
> *** BaseMarkupSerializer.java 2000/02/23 21:41:18 1.11
> --- BaseMarkupSerializer.java 2000/03/06 23:46:49
> ***************
> *** 416,421 ****
> --- 416,422 ----
> if ( _writer == null )
> throw new IllegalStateException( "SER002 No writer
> supplied for serializer" );
> try {
> + reset();
> startDocument();
> } catch ( SAXException except ) { }
> serializeNode( doc );
>
> Again, I'm not sure this is a valid use of it though, so I'm not sure
> it's ok to commit my changes.
> --
> Arnaud Le Hors - IBM Cupertino, XML Technology Group
>
>
