public final void flush() throws IOException { mWriter.flush(); }
protected void throwOutputError(String msg) throws XMLStreamException { // First, let's flush any output we may have, to make debugging easier try { flush(); } catch (IOException ioe) { throw new WstxIOException(ioe); } throw new XMLStreamException(msg); }
public void flush() throws XMLStreamException { /* Note: there have been changes to exact scope of flushing * (with Woodstox versions 2.x and 3.x); but the current * one of just flushing the underlying OutputStream or Writer * should be the interpretation compatible with the Stax specs. */ try { mWriter.flush(); } catch (IOException ie) { throw new WstxIOException(ie); } }
/** * Method called to handle invalid character in textual content requested * to be output. Content may be part of textual events (CHARACTER, CDATA), * attribute value, COMMENT content or PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION data. * The default behavior is to just throw an exception, but this can * be configured via property {@link WstxOutputProperties#P_OUTPUT_INVALID_CHAR_HANDLER}. */ protected char handleInvalidChar(int c) throws IOException { // First, let's flush any output we may have, to make debugging easier flush(); InvalidCharHandler h = mConfig.getInvalidCharHandler(); if (h == null) { h = InvalidCharHandler.FailingHandler.getInstance(); } return h.convertInvalidChar(c); } }
@Override public final void flush() throws IOException { mWriter.flush(); }
@Override public final void flush() throws IOException { mWriter.flush(); }
public final void flush() throws IOException { mWriter.flush(); }
@Override public final void flush() throws IOException { mWriter.flush(); }
protected void throwOutputError(String msg) throws XMLStreamException { // First, let's flush any output we may have, to make debugging easier try { flush(); } catch (IOException ioe) { throw new WstxIOException(ioe); } throw new XMLStreamException(msg); }
protected void throwOutputError(String msg) throws XMLStreamException { // First, let's flush any output we may have, to make debugging easier try { flush(); } catch (IOException ioe) { throw new WstxIOException(ioe); } throw new XMLStreamException(msg); }
protected void throwOutputError(String msg) throws XMLStreamException { // First, let's flush any output we may have, to make debugging easier try { flush(); } catch (IOException ioe) { throw new WstxIOException(ioe); } throw new XMLStreamException(msg); }
protected void throwOutputError(String msg) throws XMLStreamException { // First, let's flush any output we may have, to make debugging easier try { flush(); } catch (IOException ioe) { throw new WstxIOException(ioe); } throw new XMLStreamException(msg); }
protected void throwOutputError(String msg) throws XMLStreamException { // First, let's flush any output we may have, to make debugging easier try { flush(); } catch (IOException ioe) { throw new WstxIOException(ioe); } throw new XMLStreamException(msg); }
protected void throwOutputError(String msg) throws XMLStreamException { // First, let's flush any output we may have, to make debugging easier try { flush(); } catch (IOException ioe) { throw new WstxIOException(ioe); } throw new XMLStreamException(msg); }
protected void throwOutputError(String msg) throws XMLStreamException { // First, let's flush any output we may have, to make debugging easier try { flush(); } catch (IOException ioe) { throw new WstxIOException(ioe); } throw new XMLStreamException(msg); }
public void flush() throws XMLStreamException { /* Note: there have been changes to exact scope of flushing * (with Woodstox versions 2.x and 3.x); but the current * one of just flushing the underlying OutputStream or Writer * should be the interpretation compatible with the Stax specs. */ try { mWriter.flush(); } catch (IOException ie) { throw new WstxIOException(ie); } }
@Override public void flush() throws XMLStreamException { /* Note: there have been changes to exact scope of flushing * (with Woodstox versions 2.x and 3.x); but the current * one of just flushing the underlying OutputStream or Writer * should be the interpretation compatible with the Stax specs. */ try { mWriter.flush(); } catch (IOException ie) { throw new WstxIOException(ie); } }
@Override public void flush() throws XMLStreamException { /* Note: there have been changes to exact scope of flushing * (with Woodstox versions 2.x and 3.x); but the current * one of just flushing the underlying OutputStream or Writer * should be the interpretation compatible with the Stax specs. */ try { mWriter.flush(); } catch (IOException ie) { throw new WstxIOException(ie); } }
@Override public void flush() throws XMLStreamException { /* Note: there have been changes to exact scope of flushing * (with Woodstox versions 2.x and 3.x); but the current * one of just flushing the underlying OutputStream or Writer * should be the interpretation compatible with the Stax specs. */ try { mWriter.flush(); } catch (IOException ie) { throw new WstxIOException(ie); } }
/** * Method called to handle invalid character in textual content requested * to be output. Content may be part of textual events (CHARACTER, CDATA), * attribute value, COMMENT content or PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION data. * The default behavior is to just throw an exception, but this can * be configured via property {@link WstxOutputProperties#P_OUTPUT_INVALID_CHAR_HANDLER}. */ protected char handleInvalidChar(int c) throws IOException { // First, let's flush any output we may have, to make debugging easier flush(); InvalidCharHandler h = mConfig.getInvalidCharHandler(); if (h == null) { h = InvalidCharHandler.FailingHandler.getInstance(); } return h.convertInvalidChar(c); } }