Saxon.Api
Class TextWriterDestination
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public class TextWriterDestination
- extends net.sf.saxon.s9api.AbstractDestination
- implements XmlDestination
A TextWriterDestination
is an implementation of XmlDestination
that wraps
an instance of XmlWriter
.
The name TextWriterDestination
is a misnomer; originally this class would
only wrap an XmlTextWriter
. It will now wrap any XmlWriter
.
Note that when a TextWriterDestination
is used to process the output of a stylesheet
or query, the output format depends only on the way the underlying XmlWriter
is configured; serialization parameters present in the stylesheet or query are ignored.
The XSLT disable-output-escaping
option is also ignored. If serialization
is to be controlled from the stylesheet or query, use a Serializer
as the
Destination
.
Constructor Summary |
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TextWriterDestination (XmlWriter writer) Construct a |
Property Summary |
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bool | CloseAfterUse
The |
Method Summary |
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void | close() Close any resources associated with this destination. Note that this does not close any user-supplied OutputStream or Writer; those must be closed explicitly by the calling application. |
net.sf.saxon.event.Receiver | GetReceiver(net.sf.saxon.event.PipelineConfiguration pipe, net.sf.saxon.serialize.SerializationProperties )
Return a |
net.sf.saxon.event.Receiver | getReceiver(net.sf.saxon.event.PipelineConfiguration pipe, net.sf.saxon.serialize.SerializationProperties )
Return a |
net.sf.saxon.s9api.Destination | GetUnderlyingDestination()
The underlying |
Constructor Detail
TextWriterDestination
Construct a TextWriterDestination
Parameters:
writer
- The XmlWriter
that is to be notified of the events
representing the XML document.Property Detail
CloseAfterUse
The CloseAfterUse
property indicates whether the underlying XmlWriter
is closed
(by calling its Close()
method) when Saxon has finished writing to it. The default
value is true, in which case Close()
is called. If the property is set to false
,
Saxon will refrain from calling the Close()
method, and merely call Flush()
,
which can be useful if further output is to be written to the XmlWriter
by the application.
Method Detail
close
GetReceiver
net.sf.saxon.serialize.SerializationProperties )
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.
Parameters:
pipe
- The Saxon configuration as a JPipelineConfiguration
.
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
.Returns:
getReceiver
net.sf.saxon.serialize.SerializationProperties )
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.
Parameters:
pipe
- The Saxon configuration as a JPipelineConfiguration
.
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
.Returns:
GetUnderlyingDestination
The underlying Destination
object in the Saxon implementation
This property provides access to internal methods in the Saxon engine that are not specifically exposed in the .NET API. In general these methods should be considered to be less stable than the classes in the Saxon.Api namespace.
The internal methods follow Java naming conventions rather than .NET conventions.
Information about the returned net.sf.saxon.Configuration object (and the objects it provides access to) is included in the Saxon JavaDoc docmentation.
Returns:
Close any resources associated with this destination. Note that this does not close any user-supplied OutputStream or Writer; those must be closed explicitly by the calling application.