Package net.sf.saxon.type

Class Converter.TwoPhaseConverter

java.lang.Object

net.sf.saxon.type.Converter

net.sf.saxon.type.Converter.TwoPhaseConverter

Enclosing class:

Converter

public static class Converter.TwoPhaseConverter
extends Converter

Converter that operates in two phases, via an intermediate type

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class net.sf.saxon.type.Converter

Converter.Base64BinaryToHexBinary, Converter.BooleanToDecimal, Converter.BooleanToDouble, Converter.BooleanToFloat, Converter.BooleanToInteger, Converter.DateTimeToDate, Converter.DateTimeToGDay, Converter.DateTimeToGMonth, Converter.DateTimeToGMonthDay, Converter.DateTimeToGYear, Converter.DateTimeToGYearMonth, Converter.DateTimeToTime, Converter.DateToDateTime, Converter.DecimalToInteger, Converter.DoubleToDecimal, Converter.DoubleToInteger, Converter.DownCastingConverter, Converter.DurationToDayTimeDuration, Converter.DurationToYearMonthDuration, Converter.FloatToDecimal, Converter.FloatToInteger, Converter.HexBinaryToBase64Binary, Converter.IdentityConverter, Converter.IntegerToDecimal, Converter.NotationToQName, Converter.NumericToBoolean, Converter.NumericToDecimal, Converter.NumericToDouble, Converter.NumericToFloat, Converter.NumericToInteger, Converter.PromoterToAnyURI, Converter.PromoterToBase64Binary, Converter.PromoterToDouble, Converter.PromoterToFloat, Converter.PromoterToHexBinary, Converter.PromoterToString, Converter.QNameToNotation, Converter.ToStringConverter, Converter.ToUntypedAtomicConverter, Converter.TwoPhaseConverter, Converter.UnfailingConverter, Converter.UpCastingConverter

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
TwoPhaseConverter(Converter phaseOne, Converter phaseTwo)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
ConversionResult	convert(AtomicValue input)	Convert an atomic value from the source type to the target type
static Converter.TwoPhaseConverter	makeTwoPhaseConverter(AtomicType inputType, AtomicType viaType, AtomicType outputType, ConversionRules rules)
Converter	setNamespaceResolver(NamespaceResolver resolver)	Provide a namespace resolver, needed for conversion to namespace-sensitive types such as QName and NOTATION.

Methods inherited from class net.sf.saxon.type.Converter

convert, getConversionRules, getNamespaceResolver, isAlwaysSuccessful, isPromoter, setConversionRules

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

TwoPhaseConverter

public TwoPhaseConverter(Converter phaseOne,
 Converter phaseTwo)

Method Details

makeTwoPhaseConverter

public static Converter.TwoPhaseConverter makeTwoPhaseConverter(AtomicType inputType,
 AtomicType viaType,
 AtomicType outputType,
 ConversionRules rules)

setNamespaceResolver

public Converter setNamespaceResolver(NamespaceResolver resolver)

Description copied from class: Converter

Provide a namespace resolver, needed for conversion to namespace-sensitive types such as QName and NOTATION. The resolver is ignored if the target type is not namespace-sensitive

Overrides:

setNamespaceResolver in class Converter

Parameters:

resolver - the namespace resolver to be used

Returns:

a new Converter customised with the supplied namespace context. The original Converter is unchanged (see bug 2754)

convert

public ConversionResult convert(AtomicValue input)

Description copied from class: Converter

Convert an atomic value from the source type to the target type

Specified by:

convert in class Converter

Parameters:

input - the atomic value to be converted, which the caller guarantees to be of the appropriate type for the converter. The results are undefined if the value is of the wrong type; possible outcomes are (apparent) success, or a ClassCastException.

Returns:

the result of the conversion, as an AtomicValue, if conversion succeeds, or a ValidationFailure object describing the reasons for failure if conversion is not possible. Note that the ValidationFailure object is not (and does not contain) an exception, because it does not necessarily result in an error being thrown, and creating exceptions on non-failure paths is expensive.