net.sf.saxon.trans
Class StandardUnparsedTextResolver

java.lang.Object
  extended by net.sf.saxon.trans.StandardUnparsedTextResolver
All Implemented Interfaces:
Serializable, UnparsedTextURIResolver

public class StandardUnparsedTextResolver
extends Object
implements UnparsedTextURIResolver

Default implementation of the UnparsedTextURIResolver, used if no other implementation is nominated to the Configuration.

See Also:
Serialized Form

Constructor Summary
StandardUnparsedTextResolver()
           
 
Method Summary
 Reader resolve(URI absoluteURI, String encoding, Configuration config)
          Resolve the URI passed to the XSLT unparsed-text() function, after resolving against the base URI.
 void setDebugging(boolean debug)
          Set debugging on or off.
 
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
 

Constructor Detail

StandardUnparsedTextResolver

public StandardUnparsedTextResolver()
Method Detail

setDebugging

public void setDebugging(boolean debug)
Set debugging on or off. In debugging mode, information is written to System.err to trace the process of deducing an encoding.

Parameters:
debug - set to true to enable debugging

resolve

public Reader resolve(URI absoluteURI,
                      String encoding,
                      Configuration config)
               throws XPathException
Resolve the URI passed to the XSLT unparsed-text() function, after resolving against the base URI.

Specified by:
resolve in interface UnparsedTextURIResolver
Parameters:
absoluteURI - the absolute URI obtained by resolving the supplied URI against the base URI
encoding - the encoding requested in the call of unparsed-text(), if any. Otherwise null.
config - The configuration. Provided in case the URI resolver needs it.
Returns:
a Reader, which Saxon will use to read the unparsed text. After the text has been read, the close() method of the Reader will be called.
Throws:
XPathException - if any failure occurs
Since:
8.9


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