/// <summary>
/// Return a <c>Receiver</c>. Saxon calls this method to obtain a Java <c>Receiver</c>, to which it then sends
/// a sequence of events representing the content of an XML document. The method is intended
/// primarily for internal use, and may give poor diagnostics if used incorrectly.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>The receiver</returns>
/// <param name="pipe">The Saxon configuration as a <c>JPipelineConfiguration</c>.
/// This is supplied so that the destination can
/// use information from the configuration (for example, a reference to the name pool)
/// to construct or configure the returned <c>Receiver</c>.</param>
public JReceiver GetReceiver(JPipelineConfiguration pipe, JSerializationProperties params1)
{
JDotNetReceiver dnr = new JDotNetReceiver(writer);
dnr.setPipelineConfiguration(pipe);
dnr.setCloseAfterUse(closeAfterUse);
return(params1.makeSequenceNormalizer(dnr));
}
/// <summary>
/// Send the node (that is, the subtree rooted at this node) to an <c>XmlTextWriter</c>
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// Note that a <c>XmlTextWriter</c> can only handle a well-formed XML document. This method
/// will therefore signal an exception if the node is a document node with no children, or with
/// more than one element child.
/// </remarks>
public void WriteTo(XmlTextWriter writer)
{
NodeInfo node = ((NodeInfo)value);
DotNetReceiver receiver = new DotNetReceiver(writer);
receiver.setPipelineConfiguration(node.getConfiguration().makePipelineConfiguration());
receiver.open();
node.copy(receiver, 2, false, 0);
receiver.close();
}
/// <summary>
/// Return a Receiver. Saxon calls this method to obtain a Java Receiver, to which it then sends
/// a sequence of events representing the content of an XML document. The method is intended
/// primarily for internal use, and may give poor diagnostics if used incorrectly.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>The receiver.</returns>
/// <param name="pipe">JPipelineConfiguration. The Saxon configuration. This is supplied so that the destination can
/// use information from the configuration (for example, a reference to the name pool)
/// to construct or configure the returned Receiver.</param>
public override JReceiver GetReceiver(JPipelineConfiguration pipe)
{
JDotNetReceiver dnr = new JDotNetReceiver(writer);
dnr.setPipelineConfiguration(pipe);
dnr.setCloseAfterUse(closeAfterUse);
return(dnr);
//[email protected] filter = new [email protected]();
//filter.setUnderlyingReceiver(dnr);
//return filter;
}
/// <summary>
/// Send the node (that is, the subtree rooted at this node) to an <c>XmlWriter</c>
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// Note that a <c>XmlWriter</c> can only handle a well-formed XML document. This method
/// will therefore signal an exception if the node is a document node with no children, or with
/// more than one element child.
/// </remarks>
/// <param name="writer">
/// The <c>XmlWriter</c> to which the node is to be written
/// </param>
public void WriteTo(XmlWriter writer)
{
NodeInfo node = ((NodeInfo)value);
DotNetReceiver receiver = new DotNetReceiver(writer);
receiver.setPipelineConfiguration(node.getConfiguration().makePipelineConfiguration());
receiver.open();
node.copy(receiver, net.sf.saxon.om.CopyOptions.ALL_NAMESPACES, 0);
receiver.close();
}
/// <summary>
/// Send the node (that is, the subtree rooted at this node) to an <c>XmlTextWriter</c>
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// Note that a <c>XmlTextWriter</c> can only handle a well-formed XML document. This method
/// will therefore signal an exception if the node is a document node with no children, or with
/// more than one element child.
/// </remarks>
public void WriteTo(XmlTextWriter writer) {
NodeInfo node = ((NodeInfo)value);
DotNetReceiver receiver = new DotNetReceiver(writer);
receiver.setPipelineConfiguration(node.getConfiguration().makePipelineConfiguration());
receiver.open();
node.copy(receiver, 2, false, 0);
receiver.close();
}
