com.ibm.portal.resolver.atom
Interface DefaultAtomThreadingContentHandler

All Superinterfaces:

AtomThreadingContentHandler, org.xml.sax.ContentHandler, DefaultContentHandler, ResettableAtomThreadingContentHandler, ResettableContentHandler

public interface DefaultAtomThreadingContentHandler
extends ResettableAtomThreadingContentHandler, DefaultContentHandler

Extension of the AtomThreadingContentHandler interface that provides convenience methods to more easily generate ATOM threading events.

The atomXXX methods generate complete ATOM tags, consisting of the start tag, an optional body and an end tag.

The startXXX methods are provided for convenience for those cases when no extra attributes are required for a starting element.

The dateTime methods write a date string in RFC3339 date format into a text() element.

The uri methods serialize URIs into a text() element.

The text methods serialize text() elements.

Since:

6.0.1

Method Summary

void	atomInReplyTo(java.lang.String rRef, java.lang.String oHref, java.lang.String oSource, java.lang.String oType) Writes the start and the end tag for "thr:in-reply-to".
void	atomInReplyTo(java.net.URL rRef, java.net.URL oHref, java.net.URL oSource, java.lang.String oType) Writes the start and the end tag for "thr:in-reply-to".
void	atomTotal(int total) Writes the start and the end tag for "thr:total".
void	startInReplyTo(java.lang.String rRef, java.lang.String oHref, java.lang.String oSource, java.lang.String oType) Indicates the start of an thr:in-reply-to entry.
void	startInReplyTo(java.net.URL rRef, java.net.URL oHref, java.net.URL oSource, java.lang.String oType) Indicates the start of an thr:in-reply-to entry.
void	startTotal() Indicates the start of an thr:total entry.

Methods inherited from interface com.ibm.portal.resolver.atom.ResettableAtomThreadingContentHandler

getAtomThreadingContentHandler, setAtomThreadingContentHandler

Methods inherited from interface com.ibm.portal.resolver.atom.AtomThreadingContentHandler

endInReplyTo, endTotal, startInReplyTo, startTotal

Methods inherited from interface org.xml.sax.ContentHandler

characters, endDocument, endElement, endPrefixMapping, ignorableWhitespace, processingInstruction, setDocumentLocator, skippedEntity, startDocument, startElement, startPrefixMapping

Methods inherited from interface com.ibm.portal.resolver.xml.DefaultContentHandler

dateTime, dateTime, getInnerContentHandler, getWriter, number, number, text, text, uri, uri, uri, uri

Method Detail

startInReplyTo

void startInReplyTo(java.lang.String rRef,
                    java.lang.String oHref,
                    java.lang.String oSource,
                    java.lang.String oType)
                    throws org.xml.sax.SAXException

Indicates the start of an thr:in-reply-to entry.

The "in-reply-to" element is used to indicate that an entry is a response to another resource. The element MUST contain a "ref" attribute identifying the resource that is being responded to.

The element is not unlike the references and in-reply-to email message headers defined by [RFC2822]. However, unlike the in-reply-to header, the "in-reply-to" element is required to identify the unique identifier of only a single parent resource. If the entry is a response to multiple resources, additional "in-reply-to" elements MAY be used. There is no direct equivalent to the references header, which lists the unique identifiers of each preceding message in a thread.

Parameters:

rRef - Mandatory ref attribute, not null.

The "ref" attribute specifies the persistent, universally unique identifier of the resource being responded to. The value MUST conform to the same construction and comparison rules as the value of the atom:id element as defined in section 4.2.6 of [RFC4287]. Though the IRI might use a dereferenceable scheme, processors MUST NOT assume it can be dereferenced.

oHref - Optional href attribute, may be null.

oSource - Optional source attribute, may be null.

The "source" attribute MAY be used to specify the IRI [RFC3987] of an Atom Feed or Entry Document containing an atom:entry with an atom:id value equal to the value of the "ref" attribute. The IRI specified, once appropriately mapped to a corresponding URI, MUST be dereferenceable.

oType - Optional type attribute, may be null.

The "type" attribute MAY be used to provide a hint to the client about the media type [RFC4288] of the resource identified by the "href" attribute. The "type" attribute is only meaningful if a corresponding "href" attribute is also provided.

Throws:

org.xml.sax.SAXException - - if the event could not be created

See Also:

AtomThreadingContentHandler.startInReplyTo(String, String, String, String, Attributes)

startInReplyTo

void startInReplyTo(java.net.URL rRef,
                    java.net.URL oHref,
                    java.net.URL oSource,
                    java.lang.String oType)
                    throws org.xml.sax.SAXException

Indicates the start of an thr:in-reply-to entry.

The "in-reply-to" element is used to indicate that an entry is a response to another resource. The element MUST contain a "ref" attribute identifying the resource that is being responded to.

The element is not unlike the references and in-reply-to email message headers defined by [RFC2822]. However, unlike the in-reply-to header, the "in-reply-to" element is required to identify the unique identifier of only a single parent resource. If the entry is a response to multiple resources, additional "in-reply-to" elements MAY be used. There is no direct equivalent to the references header, which lists the unique identifiers of each preceding message in a thread.

Parameters:

rRef - Mandatory ref attribute, not null.

The "ref" attribute specifies the persistent, universally unique identifier of the resource being responded to. The value MUST conform to the same construction and comparison rules as the value of the atom:id element as defined in section 4.2.6 of [RFC4287]. Though the IRI might use a dereferenceable scheme, processors MUST NOT assume it can be dereferenced.

oHref - Optional href attribute, may be null.

oSource - Optional source attribute, may be null.

The "source" attribute MAY be used to specify the IRI [RFC3987] of an Atom Feed or Entry Document containing an atom:entry with an atom:id value equal to the value of the "ref" attribute. The IRI specified, once appropriately mapped to a corresponding URI, MUST be dereferenceable.

oType - Optional type attribute, may be null.

The "type" attribute MAY be used to provide a hint to the client about the media type [RFC4288] of the resource identified by the "href" attribute. The "type" attribute is only meaningful if a corresponding "href" attribute is also provided.

Throws:

org.xml.sax.SAXException - - if the event could not be created

See Also:

AtomThreadingContentHandler.startInReplyTo(String, String, String, String, Attributes)

startTotal

void startTotal()
                throws org.xml.sax.SAXException

Indicates the start of an thr:total entry.

The "total" element is used to indicate the total number of unique responses to an entry known to the publisher. Its content MUST be an unsigned non-negative integer value conforming to the canonical representation of the XML Schema nonNegativeInteger data type [W3C.REC-xmlschema-2-20041028].

Throws:

org.xml.sax.SAXException - - if the event could not be created

See Also:

AtomThreadingContentHandler.startTotal(Attributes)

atomInReplyTo

void atomInReplyTo(java.lang.String rRef,
                   java.lang.String oHref,
                   java.lang.String oSource,
                   java.lang.String oType)
                   throws org.xml.sax.SAXException

Writes the start and the end tag for "thr:in-reply-to".

The "in-reply-to" element is used to indicate that an entry is a response to another resource. The element MUST contain a "ref" attribute identifying the resource that is being responded to.

The element is not unlike the references and in-reply-to email message headers defined by [RFC2822]. However, unlike the in-reply-to header, the "in-reply-to" element is required to identify the unique identifier of only a single parent resource. If the entry is a response to multiple resources, additional "in-reply-to" elements MAY be used. There is no direct equivalent to the references header, which lists the unique identifiers of each preceding message in a thread.

Parameters:

rRef - Mandatory ref attribute, not null.

The "ref" attribute specifies the persistent, universally unique identifier of the resource being responded to. The value MUST conform to the same construction and comparison rules as the value of the atom:id element as defined in section 4.2.6 of [RFC4287]. Though the IRI might use a dereferenceable scheme, processors MUST NOT assume it can be dereferenced.

oHref - Optional href attribute, may be null.

oSource - Optional source attribute, may be null.

The "source" attribute MAY be used to specify the IRI [RFC3987] of an Atom Feed or Entry Document containing an atom:entry with an atom:id value equal to the value of the "ref" attribute. The IRI specified, once appropriately mapped to a corresponding URI, MUST be dereferenceable.

oType - Optional type attribute, may be null.

The "type" attribute MAY be used to provide a hint to the client about the media type [RFC4288] of the resource identified by the "href" attribute. The "type" attribute is only meaningful if a corresponding "href" attribute is also provided.

Throws:

org.xml.sax.SAXException - - if the event could not be created

See Also:

AtomThreadingContentHandler.startInReplyTo(String, String, String, String, Attributes), AtomThreadingContentHandler.endInReplyTo()

atomInReplyTo

void atomInReplyTo(java.net.URL rRef,
                   java.net.URL oHref,
                   java.net.URL oSource,
                   java.lang.String oType)
                   throws org.xml.sax.SAXException

Writes the start and the end tag for "thr:in-reply-to".

The "in-reply-to" element is used to indicate that an entry is a response to another resource. The element MUST contain a "ref" attribute identifying the resource that is being responded to.

The element is not unlike the references and in-reply-to email message headers defined by [RFC2822]. However, unlike the in-reply-to header, the "in-reply-to" element is required to identify the unique identifier of only a single parent resource. If the entry is a response to multiple resources, additional "in-reply-to" elements MAY be used. There is no direct equivalent to the references header, which lists the unique identifiers of each preceding message in a thread.

Parameters:

rRef - Mandatory ref attribute, not null.

The "ref" attribute specifies the persistent, universally unique identifier of the resource being responded to. The value MUST conform to the same construction and comparison rules as the value of the atom:id element as defined in section 4.2.6 of [RFC4287]. Though the IRI might use a dereferenceable scheme, processors MUST NOT assume it can be dereferenced.

oHref - Optional href attribute, may be null.

oSource - Optional source attribute, may be null.

The "source" attribute MAY be used to specify the IRI [RFC3987] of an Atom Feed or Entry Document containing an atom:entry with an atom:id value equal to the value of the "ref" attribute. The IRI specified, once appropriately mapped to a corresponding URI, MUST be dereferenceable.

oType - Optional type attribute, may be null.

The "type" attribute MAY be used to provide a hint to the client about the media type [RFC4288] of the resource identified by the "href" attribute. The "type" attribute is only meaningful if a corresponding "href" attribute is also provided.

Throws:

org.xml.sax.SAXException - - if the event could not be created

See Also:

AtomThreadingContentHandler.startInReplyTo(String, String, String, String, Attributes), AtomThreadingContentHandler.endInReplyTo()

atomTotal

void atomTotal(int total)
               throws org.xml.sax.SAXException

Writes the start and the end tag for "thr:total".

The "total" element is used to indicate the total number of unique responses to an entry known to the publisher. Its content MUST be an unsigned non-negative integer value conforming to the canonical representation of the XML Schema nonNegativeInteger data type [W3C.REC-xmlschema-2-20041028].

Throws:

org.xml.sax.SAXException - - if the event could not be created

See Also:

AtomThreadingContentHandler.startTotal(Attributes), AtomThreadingContentHandler.endTotal()