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Apache jSieve is a server side mail filtering system implementing RFC3028. Apache jSieve is developed by the James project. This module contains additional utilities.

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package org.apache.jsieve.util;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.Writer;

import org.apache.jsieve.exception.SieveException;
import org.apache.jsieve.parser.generated.Node;

/**
 * Output utilities.
 * These are mostly convenience methods.
 * More power and flexibility is available when using the objects directly.
 */
public class OutputUtils {

    /**
     * 

Writes the given node as xml. * This convenience method first writes a prolog before calling {@link #toXml(Node, Writer)}. *

* The output format is a subset of the * sieve-in-xml * Internet Draft. *

* @param node not null * @param writer not null * @throws IOException when prolog cannot be written * @throws SieveException when script cannot be converted to xml * @see #toXml(Node, Writer) */ public static void toXmlDocument(final Node node, final Writer writer) throws IOException, SieveException { writer.append(""); toXml(node, writer); } /** *

Writes the given node as xml. * Note that the xml will be written as a fragment. * An appropriate prolog must be added to convert this fragment * to a document. *

* The output format is a subset of the * sieve-in-xml * Internet Draft. Note that this support is experimental. *

* @param node not null * @param writer not null * @throws SieveException when script cannot be converted to xml * @see XmlOut * @see SieveToXml * @see SieveHandler */ public static void toXml(final Node node, final Writer writer) throws SieveException { final XmlOut out = new XmlOut(writer); final SieveToXml sieveToXml = new SieveToXml(); final SieveHandler handler = sieveToXml.build(out); final NodeTraverser traverser = new NodeTraverser(); traverser.traverse(handler, node); } /** *

Writes the tree rooted at the given node to a Sieve script. * @param node not null * @param writer not null * @throws SieveException whenever the serialization fails */ public static void toSieve(final Node node, final Writer writer) throws SieveException { final ToSieveHandlerFactory factory = new ToSieveHandlerFactory(); final SieveHandler handler = factory.build(writer); final NodeTraverser traverser = new NodeTraverser(); traverser.traverse(handler, node); } }





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