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since it has almost no dependancies on third party libraries.
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package org.apache.ws.commons.schema.extensions;
import org.apache.ws.commons.schema.XmlSchemaObject;
import org.w3c.dom.Node;
import javax.xml.namespace.QName;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
/**
* The task of the extension serializer is to delegate the serilization of
* the extensions. The extension serializers/deserializers are retained in seperate
* maps and there are also two seperate references to default serializers and deserializers
* which would jump into action when there are no specifically attached
* serializers/deserializers
*/
public class ExtensionRegistry {
/**
* Maps for the storage of extension serializers /deserializers
*/
private Map extensionSerializers = new HashMap();
private Map extensionDeserializers = new HashMap();
/**
* Default serializer and serializer
*/
private ExtensionSerializer defaultExtensionSerializer =new DefaultExtensionSerializer();
private ExtensionDeserializer defaultExtensionDeserializer = new DefaultExtensionDeserializer();
public ExtensionSerializer getDefaultExtensionSerializer() {
return defaultExtensionSerializer;
}
public void setDefaultExtensionSerializer(ExtensionSerializer defaultExtensionSerializer) {
this.defaultExtensionSerializer = defaultExtensionSerializer;
}
public ExtensionDeserializer getDefaultExtensionDeserializer() {
return defaultExtensionDeserializer;
}
public void setDefaultExtensionDeserializer(ExtensionDeserializer defaultExtensionDeserializer) {
this.defaultExtensionDeserializer = defaultExtensionDeserializer;
}
/**
* Register a deserializer with a QName
* @param name - the QName of the element/attribute
* @param deserializer - an instance of the deserializer
*/
public void registerDeserializer(QName name,ExtensionDeserializer deserializer){
extensionDeserializers.put(name,deserializer);
}
/**
* Register a serializer with a Class
* @param classOfType - the class of the object that would be serialized
* @param serializer - an instance of the deserializer
*/
public void registerSerializer(Class classOfType,ExtensionSerializer serializer){
extensionSerializers.put(classOfType,serializer);
}
/**
* remove the registration for a serializer with a QName
* @param name - the QName of the element/attribute the
* serializer is associated with
*/
public void unregisterSerializer(QName name){
extensionSerializers.remove(name);
}
/**
* remove the registration for a deserializer with a QName
* @param classOfType - the the
* deserializer is associated with
*/
public void unregisterDeserializer(Class classOfType){
extensionDeserializers.remove(classOfType);
}
/**
* Serialize a given extension element
* @param parentSchemaObject - the parent schema object. This is what
* would contain the extension object, probably in side its meta information
* map
* @param classOfType - The class of type to be serialized
* @param node - the parent DOM Node that will ultimately be serialized. The XMLSchema
* serialization mechanism is to create a DOM tree first and serialize it
*/
public void serializeExtension(XmlSchemaObject parentSchemaObject,
Class classOfType,
Node node){
Object serializerObject = extensionSerializers.get(classOfType);
if (serializerObject!=null){
//perform the serialization
ExtensionSerializer ser = (ExtensionSerializer)serializerObject;
ser.serialize(parentSchemaObject,classOfType,node);
}else if (defaultExtensionSerializer!=null) {
defaultExtensionSerializer.serialize(parentSchemaObject,classOfType,node);
}
}
/**
* Deserialize a given extension element
* @param parentSchemaObject - the parent schema object. This is anticipated
* to be created already and the relevant object would contain the extension
* object, probably in side its meta information map
* @param name - The qname of the element/attribute to be deserialized. This will be used to
* search for the extension as well as by the deserializer if a single deserializer is
* registered against a number of qnames
* @param rawNode - the raw DOM Node read from the source. This will be the
* extension element itself if for an element or extension attribute itself
* in case of an attribute
*/
public void deserializeExtension(XmlSchemaObject parentSchemaObject,
QName name,
Node rawNode){
Object deserializerObject = extensionDeserializers.get(name);
if (deserializerObject !=null){
//perform the serialization
ExtensionDeserializer deser = (ExtensionDeserializer)deserializerObject;
deser.deserialize(parentSchemaObject,name,rawNode);
} else if (defaultExtensionDeserializer!=null){
defaultExtensionDeserializer.deserialize(parentSchemaObject,name,rawNode);
}
}
}
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