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For more information on the JDOM Project, please see <http://www.jdom.org/>. */ package org.jdom2.input.sax; import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.HashMap; import java.util.List; import java.util.Map; import javax.xml.XMLConstants; import org.xml.sax.Attributes; import org.xml.sax.DTDHandler; import org.xml.sax.Locator; import org.xml.sax.SAXException; import org.xml.sax.ext.Attributes2; import org.xml.sax.ext.DeclHandler; import org.xml.sax.ext.LexicalHandler; import org.xml.sax.helpers.DefaultHandler; import org.jdom2.Attribute; import org.jdom2.AttributeType; import org.jdom2.CDATA; import org.jdom2.Comment; import org.jdom2.DefaultJDOMFactory; import org.jdom2.DocType; import org.jdom2.Document; import org.jdom2.Element; import org.jdom2.EntityRef; import org.jdom2.JDOMFactory; import org.jdom2.Namespace; import org.jdom2.Parent; import org.jdom2.ProcessingInstruction; import org.jdom2.Text; import org.jdom2.input.SAXBuilder; /** * A support class for {@link SAXBuilder} which listens for SAX events. * <p> * People overriding this class are cautioned to ensure that the implementation * of the cleanUp() method resets to a virgin state. The cleanUp() method will * be called when this SAXHandler is reset(), which may happen multiple times * between parses. The cleanUp() method must ensure that there are no references * remaining to any external instances. * <p> * Overriding of this class is permitted to allow for different handling of SAX * events. Once you have created a subclass of this, you also need to create a * custom implementation of {@link SAXHandlerFactory} to supply your instances * to {@link SAXBuilder} * <p> * If the XMLReader producing the SAX Events supports a document Locator, then * this instance will use the locator to supply the line and column data from * the SAX locator to the JDOMFactory. <strong>Note:</strong> the SAX * specification for the SAX Locator indicates that the line and column * represent the position of the <strong>end</strong> of the SAX Event. For * example, the line and column of the simple XML <code><root /></code> * would be line 1, column 9. * * @see org.jdom2.input.sax * @author Brett McLaughlin * @author Jason Hunter * @author Philip Nelson * @author Bradley S. Huffman * @author phil@triloggroup.com * @author Rolf Lear */ public class SAXHandler extends DefaultHandler implements LexicalHandler, DeclHandler, DTDHandler { /** The JDOMFactory used for JDOM object creation */ private final JDOMFactory factory; /** * Temporary holder for namespaces that have been declared with * startPrefixMapping, but are not yet available on the element */ private final List<Namespace> declaredNamespaces = new ArrayList<Namespace>(32); /** Temporary holder for the internal subset */ private final StringBuilder internalSubset = new StringBuilder(); /** Temporary holder for Text and CDATA */ private final TextBuffer textBuffer = new TextBuffer(); /** The external entities defined in this document */ private final Map<String, String[]> externalEntities = new HashMap<String, String[]>(); /** <code>Document</code> object being built - must be cleared on reset() */ private Document currentDocument = null; /** <code>Element</code> object being built - must be cleared on reset() */ private Element currentElement = null; /** The SAX Locator object provided by the parser */ private Locator currentLocator = null; /** Indicator of where in the document we are - must be reset() */ private boolean atRoot = true; /** * Indicator of whether we are in the DocType. Note that the DTD consists of * both the internal subset (inside the <!DOCTYPE> tag) and the external * subset (in a separate .dtd file). - must be reset() */ private boolean inDTD = false; /** Indicator of whether we are in the internal subset - must be reset() */ private boolean inInternalSubset = false; /** Indicator of whether we previously were in a CDATA - must be reset() */ private boolean previousCDATA = false; /** Indicator of whether we are in a CDATA - must be reset() */ private boolean inCDATA = false; /** Indicator of whether we should expand entities - must be reset() */ private boolean expand = true; /** * Indicator of whether we are actively suppressing (non-expanding) a * current entity - must be reset() */ private boolean suppress = false; /** How many nested entities we're currently within - must be reset() */ private int entityDepth = 0; // XXX may not be necessary anymore? /** Whether to ignore ignorable whitespace */ private boolean ignoringWhite = false; /** Whether to ignore text containing all whitespace */ private boolean ignoringBoundaryWhite = false; private int lastline = 0, lastcol = 0; /** * This will create a new <code>SAXHandler</code> that listens to SAX events * and creates a JDOM Document. The objects will be constructed using the * default factory. */ public SAXHandler() { this(null); } /** * This will create a new <code>SAXHandler</code> that listens to SAX events * and creates a JDOM Document. The objects will be constructed using the * provided factory. * * @param factory * <code>JDOMFactory</code> to be used for constructing objects */ public SAXHandler(final JDOMFactory factory) { this.factory = factory != null ? factory : new DefaultJDOMFactory(); reset(); } /** * Override this method if you are a subclasser, and you want to clear the * state of your SAXHandler instance in preparation for a new parse. */ protected void resetSubCLass() { // override this if you subclass SAXHandler. // it will be called after the base core SAXHandler is reset. } /** * Restore this SAXHandler to a clean state ready for another parse round. * All internal variables are cleared to an initialized state, and then the * resetSubClass() method is called to clear any methods that a subclass may * need to have reset. */ public final void reset() { currentLocator = null; currentDocument = factory.document(null); currentElement = null; atRoot = true; inDTD = false; inInternalSubset = false; previousCDATA = false; inCDATA = false; expand = true; suppress = false; entityDepth = 0; declaredNamespaces.clear(); internalSubset.setLength(0); textBuffer.clear(); externalEntities.clear(); ignoringWhite = false; ignoringBoundaryWhite = false; resetSubCLass(); } /** * Pushes an element onto the tree under construction. Allows subclasses to * put content under a dummy root element which is useful for building * content that would otherwise be a non-well formed document. * * @param element * root element under which content will be built */ protected void pushElement(final Element element) { if (atRoot) { currentDocument.setRootElement(element); // XXX should we use a // factory call? atRoot = false; } else { factory.addContent(currentElement, element); } currentElement = element; } /** * Returns the document. Should be called after parsing is complete. * * @return <code>Document</code> - Document that was built */ public Document getDocument() { return currentDocument; } /** * Returns the factory used for constructing objects. * * @return <code>JDOMFactory</code> - the factory used for constructing * objects. * @see #SAXHandler(org.jdom2.JDOMFactory) */ public JDOMFactory getFactory() { return factory; } /** * This sets whether or not to expand entities during the build. A true * means to expand entities as normal content. A false means to leave * entities unexpanded as <code>EntityRef</code> objects. The default is * true. * * @param expand * <code>boolean</code> indicating whether entity expansion should * occur. */ public void setExpandEntities(final boolean expand) { this.expand = expand; } /** * Returns whether or not entities will be expanded during the build. * * @return <code>boolean</code> - whether entity expansion will occur during * build. * @see #setExpandEntities */ public boolean getExpandEntities() { return expand; } /** * Specifies whether or not the parser should elminate whitespace in element * content (sometimes known as "ignorable whitespace") when building the * document. Only whitespace which is contained within element content that * has an element only content model will be eliminated (see XML Rec 3.2.1). * For this setting to take effect requires that validation be turned on. * The default value of this setting is <code>false</code>. * * @param ignoringWhite * Whether to ignore ignorable whitespace */ public void setIgnoringElementContentWhitespace(final boolean ignoringWhite) { this.ignoringWhite = ignoringWhite; } /** * Specifies whether or not the parser should eliminate text() nodes * containing only whitespace when building the document. See * {@link SAXBuilder#setIgnoringBoundaryWhitespace(boolean)}. * * @param ignoringBoundaryWhite * Whether to ignore only whitespace content */ public void setIgnoringBoundaryWhitespace(final boolean ignoringBoundaryWhite) { this.ignoringBoundaryWhite = ignoringBoundaryWhite; } /** * Returns whether or not the parser will elminate element content * containing only whitespace. * * @return <code>boolean</code> - whether only whitespace content will be * ignored during build. * @see #setIgnoringBoundaryWhitespace */ public boolean getIgnoringBoundaryWhitespace() { return ignoringBoundaryWhite; } /** * Returns whether or not the parser will elminate whitespace in element * content (sometimes known as "ignorable whitespace") when building the * document. * * @return <code>boolean</code> - whether ignorable whitespace will be * ignored during build. * @see #setIgnoringElementContentWhitespace */ public boolean getIgnoringElementContentWhitespace() { return ignoringWhite; } @Override public void startDocument() { if (currentLocator != null) { currentDocument.setBaseURI(currentLocator.getSystemId()); } } /** * This is called when the parser encounters an external entity declaration. * * @param name * entity name * @param publicID * public id * @param systemID * system id * @throws SAXException * when things go wrong */ @Override public void externalEntityDecl(final String name, final String publicID, final String systemID) throws SAXException { // Store the public and system ids for the name externalEntities.put(name, new String[] { publicID, systemID }); if (!inInternalSubset) return; internalSubset.append(" <!ENTITY ").append(name); appendExternalId(publicID, systemID); internalSubset.append(">\n"); } /** * This handles an attribute declaration in the internal subset. * * @param eName * <code>String</code> element name of attribute * @param aName * <code>String</code> attribute name * @param type * <code>String</code> attribute type * @param valueDefault * <code>String</code> default value of attribute * @param value * <code>String</code> value of attribute */ @Override public void attributeDecl(final String eName, final String aName, final String type, final String valueDefault, final String value) { if (!inInternalSubset) return; internalSubset.append(" <!ATTLIST ").append(eName).append(' ').append(aName).append(' ').append(type) .append(' '); if (valueDefault != null) { internalSubset.append(valueDefault); } else { internalSubset.append('\"').append(value).append('\"'); } if ((valueDefault != null) && (valueDefault.equals("#FIXED"))) { internalSubset.append(" \"").append(value).append('\"'); } internalSubset.append(">\n"); } /** * Handle an element declaration in a DTD. * * @param name * <code>String</code> name of element * @param model * <code>String</code> model of the element in DTD syntax */ @Override public void elementDecl(final String name, final String model) { // Skip elements that come from the external subset if (!inInternalSubset) return; internalSubset.append(" <!ELEMENT ").append(name).append(' ').append(model).append(">\n"); } /** * Handle an internal entity declaration in a DTD. * * @param name * <code>String</code> name of entity * @param value * <code>String</code> value of the entity */ @Override public void internalEntityDecl(final String name, final String value) { // Skip entities that come from the external subset if (!inInternalSubset) return; internalSubset.append(" <!ENTITY "); if (name.startsWith("%")) { internalSubset.append("% ").append(name.substring(1)); } else { internalSubset.append(name); } internalSubset.append(" \"").append(value).append("\">\n"); } /** * This will indicate that a processing instruction has been encountered. * (The XML declaration is not a processing instruction and will not be * reported.) * * @param target * <code>String</code> target of PI * @param data * <code>String</code> containing all data sent to the PI. This * typically looks like one or more attribute value pairs. * @throws SAXException * when things go wrong */ @Override public void processingInstruction(final String target, final String data) throws SAXException { if (suppress) return; flushCharacters(); final ProcessingInstruction pi = (currentLocator == null) ? factory.processingInstruction(target, data) : factory.processingInstruction(currentLocator.getLineNumber(), currentLocator.getColumnNumber(), target, data); if (atRoot) { factory.addContent(currentDocument, pi); } else { factory.addContent(getCurrentElement(), pi); } } /** * This indicates that an unresolvable entity reference has been * encountered, normally because the external DTD subset has not been read. * * @param name * <code>String</code> name of entity * @throws SAXException * when things go wrong */ @Override public void skippedEntity(final String name) throws SAXException { // We don't handle parameter entity references. if (name.startsWith("%")) return; flushCharacters(); final EntityRef er = currentLocator == null ? factory.entityRef(name) : factory.entityRef(currentLocator.getLineNumber(), currentLocator.getColumnNumber(), name); factory.addContent(getCurrentElement(), er); } /** * This will add the prefix mapping to the JDOM <code>Document</code> * object. * * @param prefix * <code>String</code> namespace prefix. * @param uri * <code>String</code> namespace URI. */ @Override public void startPrefixMapping(final String prefix, final String uri) throws SAXException { if (suppress) return; final Namespace ns = Namespace.getNamespace(prefix, uri); declaredNamespaces.add(ns); } /** * This reports the occurrence of an actual element. It will include the * element's attributes, with the exception of XML vocabulary specific * attributes, such as <code>xmlns:[namespace prefix]</code> and * <code>xsi:schemaLocation</code>. * * @param namespaceURI * <code>String</code> namespace URI this element is associated with, * or an empty <code>String</code> * @param localName * <code>String</code> name of element (with no namespace prefix, if * one is present) * @param qName * <code>String</code> XML 1.0 version of element name: [namespace * prefix]:[localName] * @param atts * <code>Attributes</code> list for this element * @throws SAXException * when things go wrong */ @Override public void startElement(final String namespaceURI, String localName, final String qName, final Attributes atts) throws SAXException { if (suppress) return; String prefix = ""; // If QName is set, then set prefix and local name as necessary if (!"".equals(qName)) { final int colon = qName.indexOf(':'); if (colon > 0) { prefix = qName.substring(0, colon); } // If local name is not set, try to get it from the QName if ((localName == null) || (localName.equals(""))) { localName = qName.substring(colon + 1); } } // At this point either prefix and localName are set correctly or // there is an error in the parser. final Namespace namespace = Namespace.getNamespace(prefix, namespaceURI); final Element element = currentLocator == null ? factory.element(localName, namespace) : factory.element(currentLocator.getLineNumber(), currentLocator.getColumnNumber(), localName, namespace); // Take leftover declared namespaces and add them to this element's // map of namespaces if (declaredNamespaces.size() > 0) { transferNamespaces(element); } flushCharacters(); if (atRoot) { factory.setRoot(currentDocument, element); // Yes, use a factory // call... atRoot = false; } else { factory.addContent(getCurrentElement(), element); } currentElement = element; // Handle attributes for (int i = 0, len = atts.getLength(); i < len; i++) { String attPrefix = ""; String attLocalName = atts.getLocalName(i); final String attQName = atts.getQName(i); final boolean specified = (atts instanceof Attributes2) ? ((Attributes2) atts).isSpecified(i) : true; // If attribute QName is set, then set attribute prefix and // attribute local name as necessary if (!attQName.equals("")) { // Bypass any xmlns attributes which might appear, as we got // them already in startPrefixMapping(). This is sometimes // necessary when SAXHandler is used with another source than // SAXBuilder, as with JDOMResult. if (attQName.startsWith("xmlns:") || attQName.equals("xmlns")) { continue; } final int attColon = attQName.indexOf(':'); if (attColon > 0) { attPrefix = attQName.substring(0, attColon); } // If localName is not set, try to get it from the QName if ("".equals(attLocalName)) { attLocalName = attQName.substring(attColon + 1); } } final AttributeType attType = AttributeType.getAttributeType(atts.getType(i)); final String attValue = atts.getValue(i); final String attURI = atts.getURI(i); if (XMLConstants.XMLNS_ATTRIBUTE.equals(attLocalName) || XMLConstants.XMLNS_ATTRIBUTE.equals(attPrefix) || XMLConstants.XMLNS_ATTRIBUTE_NS_URI.equals(attURI)) { // use the actual Namespace to check too, because, in theory, a // namespace-aware parser does not need to set the qName unless // the namespace-prefixes feature is set as well. continue; } // At this point either attPrefix and attLocalName are set // correctly or there is an error in the parser. // just one thing to sort out.... // the prefix for the namespace. if (!"".equals(attURI) && "".equals(attPrefix)) { // the localname and qName are the same, but there is a // Namspace URI. We need to figure out the namespace prefix. // this is an unusual condition. Currently the only known // trigger // is when there is a fixed/defaulted attribute from a // validating // XMLSchema, and the attribute is in a different namespace // than the rest of the document, this happens whenever there // is an attribute definition that has form="qualified". // <xs:attribute name="attname" form="qualified" ... /> // or the schema sets attributeFormDefault="qualified" final HashMap<String, Namespace> tmpmap = new HashMap<String, Namespace>(); for (final Namespace nss : element.getNamespacesInScope()) { if (nss.getPrefix().length() > 0 && nss.getURI().equals(attURI)) { attPrefix = nss.getPrefix(); break; } tmpmap.put(nss.getPrefix(), nss); } if ("".equals(attPrefix)) { // we cannot find a 'prevailing' namespace that has a prefix // that is for this namespace. // This basically means that there's an XMLSchema, for the // DEFAULT namespace, and there's a defaulted/fixed // attribute definition in the XMLSchema that's targeted // for this namespace,... but, the user has either not // declared a prefixed version of the namespace, or has // re-declared the same prefix at a lower level with a // different namespace. // All of these things are possible. // Create some sort of default prefix. int cnt = 0; final String base = "attns"; String pfx = base + cnt; while (tmpmap.containsKey(pfx)) { cnt++; pfx = base + cnt; } attPrefix = pfx; } } final Namespace attNs = Namespace.getNamespace(attPrefix, attURI); final Attribute attribute = factory.attribute(attLocalName, attValue, attType, attNs); if (!specified) { // it is a DTD defaulted value. attribute.setSpecified(false); } factory.setAttribute(element, attribute); } } /** * This will take the supplied <code>{@link Element}</code> and transfer its * namespaces to the global namespace storage. * * @param element * <code>Element</code> to read namespaces from. */ private void transferNamespaces(final Element element) { for (final Namespace ns : declaredNamespaces) { if (ns != element.getNamespace()) { element.addNamespaceDeclaration(ns); } } declaredNamespaces.clear(); } /** * This will report character data (within an element). * * @param ch * <code>char[]</code> character array with character data * @param start * <code>int</code> index in array where data starts. * @param length * <code>int</code> length of data. */ @Override public void characters(final char[] ch, final int start, final int length) throws SAXException { if (suppress || (length == 0 && !inCDATA)) return; if (previousCDATA != inCDATA) { flushCharacters(); } textBuffer.append(ch, start, length); if (currentLocator != null) { lastline = currentLocator.getLineNumber(); lastcol = currentLocator.getColumnNumber(); } } /** * Capture ignorable whitespace as text. If * setIgnoringElementContentWhitespace(true) has been called then this * method does nothing. * * @param ch * <code>[]</code> - char array of ignorable whitespace * @param start * <code>int</code> - starting position within array * @param length * <code>int</code> - length of whitespace after start * @throws SAXException * when things go wrong */ @Override public void ignorableWhitespace(final char[] ch, final int start, final int length) throws SAXException { if (!ignoringWhite) { characters(ch, start, length); } } /** * This will flush any characters from SAX character calls we've been * buffering. * * @throws SAXException * when things go wrong */ protected void flushCharacters() throws SAXException { if (ignoringBoundaryWhite) { if (!textBuffer.isAllWhitespace()) { flushCharacters(textBuffer.toString()); } } else { flushCharacters(textBuffer.toString()); } textBuffer.clear(); } /** * Flush the given string into the document. This is a protected method so * subclassers can control text handling without knowledge of the internals * of this class. * * @param data * string to flush * @throws SAXException * if the state of the handler does not allow this. */ protected void flushCharacters(final String data) throws SAXException { if (data.length() == 0 && !inCDATA) { previousCDATA = inCDATA; return; } /** * This is commented out because of some problems with the inline DTDs * that Xerces seems to have. if (!inDTD) { if (inEntity) { * getCurrentElement().setContent(factory.text(data)); } else { * getCurrentElement().addContent(factory.text(data)); } */ if (previousCDATA) { final CDATA cdata = currentLocator == null ? factory.cdata(data) : factory.cdata(lastline, lastcol, data); factory.addContent(getCurrentElement(), cdata); } else { final Text text = currentLocator == null ? factory.text(data) : factory.text(lastline, lastcol, data); factory.addContent(getCurrentElement(), text); } previousCDATA = inCDATA; } /** * Indicates the end of an element (<code></[element name]></code>) is * reached. Note that the parser does not distinguish between empty elements * and non-empty elements, so this will occur uniformly. * * @param namespaceURI * <code>String</code> URI of namespace this element is associated * with * @param localName * <code>String</code> name of element without prefix * @param qName * <code>String</code> name of element in XML 1.0 form * @throws SAXException * when things go wrong */ @Override public void endElement(final String namespaceURI, final String localName, final String qName) throws SAXException { if (suppress) return; flushCharacters(); if (!atRoot) { final Parent p = currentElement.getParent(); if (p instanceof Document) { atRoot = true; } else { currentElement = (Element) p; } } else { throw new SAXException("Ill-formed XML document (missing opening tag for " + localName + ")"); } } /** * This will signify that a DTD is being parsed, and can be used to ensure * that comments and other lexical structures in the DTD are not added to * the JDOM <code>Document</code> object. * * @param name * <code>String</code> name of element listed in DTD * @param publicID * <code>String</code> public ID of DTD * @param systemID * <code>String</code> system ID of DTD */ @Override public void startDTD(final String name, final String publicID, final String systemID) throws SAXException { flushCharacters(); // Is this needed here? final DocType doctype = currentLocator == null ? factory.docType(name, publicID, systemID) : factory.docType(currentLocator.getLineNumber(), currentLocator.getColumnNumber(), name, publicID, systemID); factory.addContent(currentDocument, doctype); inDTD = true; inInternalSubset = true; } /** * This signifies that the reading of the DTD is complete. */ @Override public void endDTD() { currentDocument.getDocType().setInternalSubset(internalSubset.toString()); inDTD = false; inInternalSubset = false; } @Override public void startEntity(final String name) throws SAXException { entityDepth++; if (expand || entityDepth > 1) { // Short cut out if we're expanding or if we're nested return; } // A "[dtd]" entity indicates the beginning of the external subset if (name.equals("[dtd]")) { inInternalSubset = false; return; } // Ignore DTD references, and translate the standard 5 if ((!inDTD) && (!name.equals("amp")) && (!name.equals("lt")) && (!name.equals("gt")) && (!name.equals("apos")) && (!name.equals("quot"))) { if (!expand) { String pub = null; String sys = null; final String[] ids = externalEntities.get(name); if (ids != null) { pub = ids[0]; // may be null, that's OK sys = ids[1]; // may be null, that's OK } /** * if no current element, this entity belongs to an attribute in * these cases, it is an error on the part of the parser to call * startEntity but this will help in some cases. See * org/xml/sax/ * ext/LexicalHandler.html#startEntity(java.lang.String) for * more information */ if (!atRoot) { flushCharacters(); final EntityRef entity = currentLocator == null ? factory.entityRef(name, pub, sys) : factory.entityRef(currentLocator.getLineNumber(), currentLocator.getColumnNumber(), name, pub, sys); // no way to tell if the entity was from an attribute or // element so just assume element factory.addContent(getCurrentElement(), entity); } suppress = true; } } } @Override public void endEntity(final String name) throws SAXException { entityDepth--; if (entityDepth == 0) { // No way are we suppressing if not in an entity, // regardless of the "expand" value suppress = false; } if (name.equals("[dtd]")) { inInternalSubset = true; } } /** * Report a CDATA section */ @Override public void startCDATA() { if (suppress) return; inCDATA = true; } /** * Report a CDATA section */ @Override public void endCDATA() throws SAXException { if (suppress) return; previousCDATA = true; flushCharacters(); previousCDATA = false; inCDATA = false; } /** * This reports that a comments is parsed. If not in the DTD, this comment * is added to the current JDOM <code>Element</code>, or the * <code>Document</code> itself if at that level. * * @param ch * <code>ch[]</code> array of comment characters. * @param start * <code>int</code> index to start reading from. * @param length * <code>int</code> length of data. * @throws SAXException * if the state of the handler disallows this call */ @Override public void comment(final char[] ch, final int start, final int length) throws SAXException { if (suppress) return; flushCharacters(); final String commentText = new String(ch, start, length); if (inDTD && inInternalSubset && (expand == false)) { internalSubset.append(" <!--").append(commentText).append("-->\n"); return; } if ((!inDTD) && (!commentText.equals(""))) { final Comment comment = currentLocator == null ? factory.comment(commentText) : factory.comment(currentLocator.getLineNumber(), currentLocator.getColumnNumber(), commentText); if (atRoot) { factory.addContent(currentDocument, comment); } else { factory.addContent(getCurrentElement(), comment); } } } /** * Handle the declaration of a Notation in a DTD * * @param name * name of the notation * @param publicID * the public ID of the notation * @param systemID * the system ID of the notation */ @Override public void notationDecl(final String name, final String publicID, final String systemID) throws SAXException { if (!inInternalSubset) return; internalSubset.append(" <!NOTATION ").append(name); appendExternalId(publicID, systemID); internalSubset.append(">\n"); } /** * Handler for unparsed entity declarations in the DTD * * @param name * <code>String</code> of the unparsed entity decl * @param publicID * <code>String</code> of the unparsed entity decl * @param systemID * <code>String</code> of the unparsed entity decl * @param notationName * <code>String</code> of the unparsed entity decl */ @Override public void unparsedEntityDecl(final String name, final String publicID, final String systemID, final String notationName) { if (!inInternalSubset) return; internalSubset.append(" <!ENTITY ").append(name); appendExternalId(publicID, systemID); internalSubset.append(" NDATA ").append(notationName); internalSubset.append(">\n"); } /** * Appends an external ID to the internal subset buffer. Either publicID or * systemID may be null, but not both. * * @param publicID * the public ID * @param systemID * the system ID */ private void appendExternalId(final String publicID, final String systemID) { if (publicID != null) { internalSubset.append(" PUBLIC \"").append(publicID).append('\"'); } if (systemID != null) { if (publicID == null) { internalSubset.append(" SYSTEM "); } else { internalSubset.append(' '); } internalSubset.append('\"').append(systemID).append('\"'); } } /** * Returns the being-parsed element. * * @return <code>Element</code> - element being built. * @throws SAXException * if the state of the handler disallows this call */ public Element getCurrentElement() throws SAXException { if (currentElement == null) { throw new SAXException("Ill-formed XML document (multiple root elements detected)"); } return currentElement; } /** * Receives an object for locating the origin of SAX document events. This * method is invoked by the SAX parser. * <p> * {@link org.jdom2.JDOMFactory} implementations can use the * {@link #getDocumentLocator} method to get access to the {@link Locator} * during parse. * </p> * * @param locator * <code>Locator</code> an object that can return the location of any * SAX document event. */ @Override public void setDocumentLocator(final Locator locator) { this.currentLocator = locator; } /** * Provides access to the {@link Locator} object provided by the SAX parser. * * @return <code>Locator</code> an object that can return the location of * any SAX document event. */ public Locator getDocumentLocator() { return currentLocator; } }