Uses of Class
org.faceless.publisher.type.ContentHandlerWrapper

Packages that use org.faceless.publisher.type.ContentHandlerWrapper
Package
Description
Contains utility classes and interfaces which are used across BFO Publisher
  • Uses of org.faceless.publisher.type.ContentHandlerWrapper in org.faceless.publisher.type

    Methods in org.faceless.publisher.type that return org.faceless.publisher.type.ContentHandlerWrapper in in
    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    static org.faceless.publisher.type.ContentHandlerWrapper
    ContentHandlerWrapper.create(XMLFilter filter)
     
    static org.faceless.publisher.type.ContentHandlerWrapper
    ContentHandlerWrapper.createParameterExtractHandler(Appendable text, List<<any>> srclist, Map<String,String> params, Runnable task)
    Create a new ContentHandlerWrapper that will 1. store any text content to "text", if text !
    static org.faceless.publisher.type.ContentHandlerWrapper
    ContentHandlerWrapper.createTextStoringHandler(Appendable text, Runnable task, boolean echo)
    Create a ContentHandlerWrapper that stores any text content sent to it, passing its content to the supplied "call" event when done before removing itself.
    static org.faceless.publisher.type.ContentHandlerWrapper
    ContentHandlerWrapper.createXMLStoringHandler(Appendable text, Runnable task)
    Create a ContentHandlerWrapper that stores any XML events sent to it, passing its content to the supplied "call" event when done before removing itself.
    Methods in org.faceless.publisher.type with parameters of type org.faceless.publisher.type.ContentHandlerWrapper in in
    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    void
    ContentHandlerWrapper.insertSource(org.faceless.publisher.type.ContentHandlerWrapper t)
    Set the source of this object to the specified value, manipulating the source and target pointers on both classes to ensure a doubly-linked list is maintained.
    void
    ContentHandlerWrapper.insertTarget(org.faceless.publisher.type.ContentHandlerWrapper t)
    Set the target of this object to the specified value, manipulating the source and target pointers on both classes to ensure a doubly-linked list is maintained.