org.apache.cxf.tools.common.toolspec
Class ToolSpec

java.lang.Object
  org.apache.cxf.tools.common.toolspec.ToolSpec

public class ToolSpec
extends Object

ToolSpec

public ToolSpec()

ToolSpec

public ToolSpec(InputStream in)
         throws ToolException

Throws:

ToolException

ToolSpec

public ToolSpec(InputStream in,
                boolean validate)
         throws ToolException

Throws:

ToolException

ToolSpec

public ToolSpec(Document d)

getDocumentBuilder

public ExtendedDocumentBuilder getDocumentBuilder()

isValidInputStream

public boolean isValidInputStream(String id)

getElementById

public Element getElementById(String id)

hasHandler

public boolean hasHandler()

getHandler

public Tool getHandler()
                throws ToolException

Throws:

ToolException

getHandler

public Tool getHandler(ClassLoader loader)
                throws ToolException

Throws:

ToolException

getStreams

public Element getStreams()

getInstreamIds

public List<String> getInstreamIds()

getOutstreamIds

public List<String> getOutstreamIds()

getUsage

public Element getUsage()

transform

public void transform(InputStream stylesheet,
                      OutputStream out)
               throws TransformerException

Throws:

TransformerException

getPipeline

public Element getPipeline()

getUsageForms

public List<Element> getUsageForms()

getStreamRefName

public String getStreamRefName(String streamId)

Arguments can have streamref attributes which associate them with a stream. Tools usually request streams and rely on them being ready. If an argument is given a streamref, then the container constructs a stream from the argument value. This would usually be a simple FileInputStream or FileOutputStream. The mechanics of this are left for the container to sort out, but that is the reason why this getter method exists.

getParameterDefault

public String getParameterDefault(String name)

getAnnotation

public String getAnnotation()