org.dom4j.tree.DefaultAttribute Java Examples

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Example #1
Source File: CPManifest.java    From olat with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * @param doc
 */
public void buildDocument(final DefaultDocument doc) {
    // Manifest is the root-node of the document, therefore we need to pass the
    // "doc"
    final DefaultElement manifestElement = new DefaultElement(CPCore.MANIFEST);

    manifestElement.add(new DefaultAttribute(CPCore.IDENTIFIER, this.identifier));
    manifestElement.add(new DefaultAttribute(CPCore.SCHEMALOCATION, this.schemaLocation));
    // manifestElement.setNamespace(this.getNamespace()); //FIXME: namespace

    doc.add(manifestElement);

    if (metadata != null) {
        metadata.buildDocument(manifestElement);
    }
    organizations.buildDocument(manifestElement);
    resources.buildDocument(manifestElement);

}
Example #2
Source File: CPManifest.java    From olat with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * @param doc
 */
public void buildDocument(final DefaultDocument doc) {
    // Manifest is the root-node of the document, therefore we need to pass the
    // "doc"
    final DefaultElement manifestElement = new DefaultElement(CPCore.MANIFEST);

    manifestElement.add(new DefaultAttribute(CPCore.IDENTIFIER, this.identifier));
    manifestElement.add(new DefaultAttribute(CPCore.SCHEMALOCATION, this.schemaLocation));
    // manifestElement.setNamespace(this.getNamespace()); //FIXME: namespace

    doc.add(manifestElement);

    if (metadata != null) {
        metadata.buildDocument(manifestElement);
    }
    organizations.buildDocument(manifestElement);
    resources.buildDocument(manifestElement);

}