| Constructor: |
public CallParamRule(int paramIndex) {
this(paramIndex, null);
}
Construct a "call parameter" rule that will save the body text of this
element as the parameter value. Parameters:
paramIndex - The zero-relative parameter number
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public CallParamRule(Digester digester,
int paramIndex) {
this(paramIndex);
}
Construct a "call parameter" rule that will save the body text of this
element as the parameter value. Parameters:
digester - The associated Digester
paramIndex - The zero-relative parameter number
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public CallParamRule(int paramIndex,
String attributeName) {
this.paramIndex = paramIndex;
this.attributeName = attributeName;
}
Construct a "call parameter" rule that will save the value of the
specified attribute as the parameter value. Parameters:
paramIndex - The zero-relative parameter number
attributeName - The name of the attribute to save
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public CallParamRule(int paramIndex,
boolean fromStack) {
this.paramIndex = paramIndex;
this.fromStack = fromStack;
}
Construct a "call parameter" rule. Parameters:
paramIndex - The zero-relative parameter number
fromStack - should this parameter be taken from the top of the stack?
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public CallParamRule(int paramIndex,
int stackIndex) {
this.paramIndex = paramIndex;
this.fromStack = true;
this.stackIndex = stackIndex;
}
Constructs a "call parameter" rule which sets a parameter from the stack.
If the stack contains too few objects, then the parameter will be set to null. Parameters:
paramIndex - The zero-relative parameter number
stackIndex - the index of the object which will be passed as a parameter.
The zeroth object is the top of the stack, 1 is the next object down and so on.
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public CallParamRule(Digester digester,
int paramIndex,
String attributeName) {
this(paramIndex, attributeName);
}
Construct a "call parameter" rule that will save the value of the
specified attribute as the parameter value. Parameters:
digester - The associated Digester
paramIndex - The zero-relative parameter number
attributeName - The name of the attribute to save
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| Method from org.apache.tomcat.util.digester.CallParamRule Detail: |
public void begin(Attributes attributes) throws Exception {
// --------------------------------------------------------- Public Methods
Object param = null;
if (attributeName != null) {
param = attributes.getValue(attributeName);
} else if(fromStack) {
param = digester.peek(stackIndex);
if (digester.log.isDebugEnabled()) {
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer("[CallParamRule]{");
sb.append(digester.match);
sb.append("} Save from stack; from stack?").append(fromStack);
sb.append("; object=").append(param);
digester.log.debug(sb.toString());
}
}
// Have to save the param object to the param stack frame here.
// Can't wait until end(). Otherwise, the object will be lost.
// We can't save the object as instance variables, as
// the instance variables will be overwritten
// if this CallParamRule is reused in subsequent nesting.
if(param != null) {
Object parameters[] = (Object[]) digester.peekParams();
parameters[paramIndex] = param;
}
}
Process the start of this element. |
public void body(String bodyText) throws Exception {
if (attributeName == null && !fromStack) {
// We must wait to set the parameter until end
// so that we can make sure that the right set of parameters
// is at the top of the stack
if (bodyTextStack == null) {
bodyTextStack = new ArrayStack();
}
bodyTextStack.push(bodyText.trim());
}
}
Process the body text of this element. |
public void end(String namespace,
String name) {
if (bodyTextStack != null && !bodyTextStack.empty()) {
// what we do now is push one parameter onto the top set of parameters
Object parameters[] = (Object[]) digester.peekParams();
parameters[paramIndex] = bodyTextStack.pop();
}
}
Process any body texts now. |
public String toString() {
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer("CallParamRule[");
sb.append("paramIndex=");
sb.append(paramIndex);
sb.append(", attributeName=");
sb.append(attributeName);
sb.append(", from stack=");
sb.append(fromStack);
sb.append("]");
return (sb.toString());
}
Render a printable version of this Rule. |