ParseConfiguration (attoparser 2.0.7.RELEASE API)

Object
- org.attoparser.config.ParseConfiguration

All Implemented Interfaces:

Serializable, Cloneable
```
public final class ParseConfiguration
extends Object
implements Serializable, Cloneable
```
Models a series of parsing configurations that can be applied during document parsing by MarkupParser and its variants SimpleMarkupParser and DOMMarkupParser.

Among others, the parameters that can be configured are:
- The parsing mode: XML or HTML.
- Whether to expect XML-well-formed code or not.
- Whether to perform automatic tag balancing or not.
- Whether we will allow parsing of markup fragments or just entire documents.
The htmlConfiguration() and xmlConfiguration() static methods act as starting points for configuration. Once one of these pre-initialized configurations has been created, it can be fine-tuned for the user's needs.

Note these configuration objects are mutable, so they should not be modified once they have been passed to a parser in order to initialize it.

Instances of this class can be cloned, so creating a variant of an already-tuned configuration is easy.
Since:

2.0.0

Author:

Daniel Fernández

See Also:

Serialized Form

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes
Modifier and Type	Class and Description
`static class`	`ParseConfiguration.ElementBalancing` Enumeration representing the possible actions to be taken with regard to element balancing:
`static class`	`ParseConfiguration.ParsingMode` Enumeration used for determining the parsing mode, which will affect the parser's behaviour.
`static class`	`ParseConfiguration.PrologParseConfiguration` Class encapsulating the configuration parameters used for parsing and validating the "prolog" section of a markup document.
`static class`	`ParseConfiguration.PrologPresence` Enumeration used for determining whether an element in the document prolog (DOCTYPE, XML Declaration) or the prolog itself should be allowed, required or even forbidden.
`static class`	`ParseConfiguration.UniqueRootElementPresence` Enumeration used for determining the behaviour the parser should have with respect to the presence and number of root elements in the parsed document.

Method Summary

All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods
Modifier and Type	Method and Description
`ParseConfiguration`	`clone()`
`ParseConfiguration.ElementBalancing`	`getElementBalancing()` Returns the level of element balancing required at the document being parsed, enabling auto-closing of elements if needed.
`ParseConfiguration.ParsingMode`	`getMode()` Return the parsing mode to be used.
`ParseConfiguration.PrologParseConfiguration`	`getPrologParseConfiguration()` Returns the `ParseConfiguration.PrologParseConfiguration` object determining the way in which prolog (XML Declaration, DOCTYPE) will be dealt with during parsing.
`ParseConfiguration.UniqueRootElementPresence`	`getUniqueRootElementPresence()` This value determines whether it will be required that the document has a unique root element.
`static ParseConfiguration`	`htmlConfiguration()` Return an instance of `ParseConfiguration` containing a valid configuration set for most HTML scenarios.
`boolean`	`isCaseSensitive()` Returns whether validations performed on the parsed document should be case sensitive or not (e.g.
`boolean`	`isNoUnmatchedCloseElementsRequired()` Returns whether unmatched close elements (those not matching any equivalent open elements) are allowed or not.
`boolean`	`isTextSplittable()` Returns whether text fragments in markup can be split in more than one text node, if it occupies more than an entire buffer in size.
`boolean`	`isUniqueAttributesInElementRequired()` Returns whether attributes should never appear duplicated in elements.
`boolean`	`isXmlWellFormedAttributeValuesRequired()` Returns whether element attributes will be required to be well-formed from the XML standpoint.
`void`	`setCaseSensitive(boolean caseSensitive)` Specify whether validations performed on the parsed document should be case sensitive or not (e.g.
`void`	`setElementBalancing(ParseConfiguration.ElementBalancing elementBalancing)` Specify the level of element balancing required at the document being parsed, enabling auto-closing of elements if needed.
`void`	`setMode(ParseConfiguration.ParsingMode mode)` Specify the parsing mode to be used.
`void`	`setNoUnmatchedCloseElementsRequired(boolean noUnmatchedCloseElementsRequired)` Specify whether unmatched close elements (those not matching any equivalent open elements) are allowed or not.
`void`	`setTextSplittable(boolean textSplittable)` Specify whether text fragments in markup can be split in more than one text node, if it occupies more than an entire buffer in size.
`void`	`setUniqueAttributesInElementRequired(boolean uniqueAttributesInElementRequired)` Returns whether attributes should never appear duplicated in elements.
`void`	`setUniqueRootElementPresence(ParseConfiguration.UniqueRootElementPresence uniqueRootElementPresence)` This value determines whether it will be required that the document has a unique root element.
`void`	`setXmlWellFormedAttributeValuesRequired(boolean xmlWellFormedAttributeValuesRequired)` Specify whether element attributes will be required to be well-formed from the XML standpoint.
`static ParseConfiguration`	`xmlConfiguration()` Return an instance of `ParseConfiguration` containing a valid configuration set for most XML scenarios.

Methods inherited from class Object
equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

- Method Detail
  - htmlConfiguration
```
public static ParseConfiguration htmlConfiguration()
```
    Return an instance of ParseConfiguration containing a valid configuration set for most HTML scenarios.
    - Mode: ParseConfiguration.ParsingMode.HTML
    - Text splittable: false
    - Element balancing: ParseConfiguration.ElementBalancing.AUTO_CLOSE
    - No unmatched close elements required: false
    - Unique attributes in elements required: false
    - Xml-well-formed attribute values required: false
    - Unique root element presence: ParseConfiguration.UniqueRootElementPresence.NOT_VALIDATED
    - Validate Prolog: false
    Returns:
    
    a valid default configuration object for HTML parsing.
  - xmlConfiguration
```
public static ParseConfiguration xmlConfiguration()
```
    Return an instance of ParseConfiguration containing a valid configuration set for most XML scenarios.
    - Mode: ParseConfiguration.ParsingMode.XML
    - Text splittable: false
    - Element balancing: ParseConfiguration.ElementBalancing.REQUIRE_BALANCED
    - No unmatched close elements required: true
    - Unique attributes in elements required: true
    - Xml-well-formed attribute values required: true
    - Unique root element presence: ParseConfiguration.UniqueRootElementPresence.DEPENDS_ON_PROLOG_DOCTYPE
    - Validate Prolog: true
    - Prolog presence: ParseConfiguration.PrologPresence.ALLOWED
    - XML Declaration presence: ParseConfiguration.PrologPresence.ALLOWED
    - DOCTYPE presence: ParseConfiguration.PrologPresence.ALLOWED
    - Require DOCTYPE keyword to be uppercase: true
    Returns:
    
    a valid default configuration object for XML parsing.
  - getMode
```
public ParseConfiguration.ParsingMode getMode()
```
    Return the parsing mode to be used. Can be XML or HTML.
    
    Depending on the selected mode parsers will behave differently, given HTML has some specific rules which are not XML-compatible (like void elements which might appear unclosed like <meta>.
    
    Returns:
    
    the parsing mode to be used.
  - setMode
```
public void setMode(ParseConfiguration.ParsingMode mode)
```
    Specify the parsing mode to be used. Can be XML or HTML.
    
    Depending on the selected mode parsers will behave differently, given HTML has some specific rules which are not XML-compatible (like void elements which might appear unclosed like <meta>.
    
    Parameters:
    
    mode - the parsing mode to be used.
  - isCaseSensitive
```
public boolean isCaseSensitive()
```
    Returns whether validations performed on the parsed document should be case sensitive or not (e.g. attribute names, document root element name, element open vs close elements, etc.)
    
    HTML requires this parameter to be false. Default for XML is true.
    
    Returns:
    
    whether validations should be case sensitive or not.
  - setCaseSensitive
```
public void setCaseSensitive(boolean caseSensitive)
```
    Specify whether validations performed on the parsed document should be case sensitive or not (e.g. attribute names, document root element name, element open vs close elements, etc.)
    
    HTML requires this parameter to be false. Default for XML is true.
    
    Parameters:
    
    caseSensitive - whether validations should be case sensitive or not.
  - isTextSplittable
```
public boolean isTextSplittable()
```
    Returns whether text fragments in markup can be split in more than one text node, if it occupies more than an entire buffer in size.
    
    Default is false.
    
    Returns:
    
    whether text fragments can be split or not.
  - setTextSplittable
```
public void setTextSplittable(boolean textSplittable)
```
    Specify whether text fragments in markup can be split in more than one text node, if it occupies more than an entire buffer in size.
    
    Default is false.
    
    Parameters:
    
    textSplittable - whether text fragments can be split or not.
  - getElementBalancing
```
public ParseConfiguration.ElementBalancing getElementBalancing()
```
    Returns the level of element balancing required at the document being parsed, enabling auto-closing of elements if needed.
    
    Possible values are:
    - ParseConfiguration.ElementBalancing.NO_BALANCING: Do not perform element balancing checks at all. Events will be reported as they appear. There is no guarantee that a DOM tree can be built from the fired events though.
    - ParseConfiguration.ElementBalancing.REQUIRE_BALANCED: Require that elements are already correctly balanced in markup, throwing an exception if not. Note that when in HTML mode, this does not require the specification of optional tags such as <tbody>. Also note that this will automatically consider the setNoUnmatchedCloseElementsRequired(boolean) flag to be set to true.
    - ParseConfiguration.ElementBalancing.AUTO_OPEN_CLOSE: Auto open and close elements, which includes both those elements that, according to the HTML spec (when in HTML mode) have optional start or end tags (see http://www.w3.org/html/wg/drafts/html/master/syntax.html#optional-tags) and those that simply are unclosed at the moment a parent element needs to be closed (so their closing is forced). As an example of optional tags, the HTML5 spec establishes that <html>, <body> and <tbody> are optional, and that an <li> will close any currently open <li> elements. This is not really ill-formed code, but something allowed by the spec. All of these will be reported as auto-* events by the parser.
    - ParseConfiguration.ElementBalancing.AUTO_CLOSE: Equivalent to ParseConfiguration.ElementBalancing.AUTO_OPEN_CLOSE but not performing any auto-open operations, so that processing of HTML fragments is possible (no <html> or <body> elements are automatically added).
    Returns:
    
    the level of element balancing.
  - setElementBalancing
```
public void setElementBalancing(ParseConfiguration.ElementBalancing elementBalancing)
```
    Specify the level of element balancing required at the document being parsed, enabling auto-closing of elements if needed.
    
    Possible values are:
    - ParseConfiguration.ElementBalancing.NO_BALANCING: Do not perform element balancing checks at all. Events will be reported as they appear. There is no guarantee that a DOM tree can be built from the fired events though.
    - ParseConfiguration.ElementBalancing.REQUIRE_BALANCED: Require that elements are already correctly balanced in markup, throwing an exception if not. Note that when in HTML mode, this does not require the specification of optional tags such as <tbody>. Also note that this will automatically consider the setNoUnmatchedCloseElementsRequired(boolean) flag to be set to true.
    - ParseConfiguration.ElementBalancing.AUTO_OPEN_CLOSE: Auto open and close elements, which includes both those elements that, according to the HTML spec (when in HTML mode) have optional start or end tags (see http://www.w3.org/html/wg/drafts/html/master/syntax.html#optional-tags) and those that simply are unclosed at the moment a parent element needs to be closed (so their closing is forced). As an example of optional tags, the HTML5 spec establishes that <html>, <body> and <tbody> are optional, and that an <li> will close any currently open <li> elements. This is not really ill-formed code, but something allowed by the spec. All of these will be reported as auto-* events by the parser.
    - ParseConfiguration.ElementBalancing.AUTO_CLOSE: Equivalent to ParseConfiguration.ElementBalancing.AUTO_OPEN_CLOSE but not performing any auto-open operations, so that processing of HTML fragments is possible (no <html> or <body> elements are automatically added).
    Parameters:
    
    elementBalancing - the level of element balancing.
  - getPrologParseConfiguration
```
public ParseConfiguration.PrologParseConfiguration getPrologParseConfiguration()
```
    Returns the ParseConfiguration.PrologParseConfiguration object determining the way in which prolog (XML Declaration, DOCTYPE) will be dealt with during parsing.
    
    Returns:
    
    the configuration object.
  - isNoUnmatchedCloseElementsRequired
```
public boolean isNoUnmatchedCloseElementsRequired()
```
    Returns whether unmatched close elements (those not matching any equivalent open elements) are allowed or not.
    
    Returns:
    
    whether unmatched close elements will be allowed (false) or not (true).
  - setNoUnmatchedCloseElementsRequired
```
public void setNoUnmatchedCloseElementsRequired(boolean noUnmatchedCloseElementsRequired)
```
    Specify whether unmatched close elements (those not matching any equivalent open elements) are allowed or not.
    
    Parameters:
    
    noUnmatchedCloseElementsRequired - whether unmatched close elements will be allowed (false) or not (true).
  - isXmlWellFormedAttributeValuesRequired
```
public boolean isXmlWellFormedAttributeValuesRequired()
```
    Returns whether element attributes will be required to be well-formed from the XML standpoint. This means:
    - Attributes should always have a value.
    - Attribute values should be surrounded by double-quotes.
    Returns:
    
    whether attributes should be XML-well-formed or not.
  - setXmlWellFormedAttributeValuesRequired
```
public void setXmlWellFormedAttributeValuesRequired(boolean xmlWellFormedAttributeValuesRequired)
```
    Specify whether element attributes will be required to be well-formed from the XML standpoint. This means:
    - Attributes should always have a value.
    - Attribute values should be surrounded by double-quotes.
    Parameters:
    
    xmlWellFormedAttributeValuesRequired - whether attributes should be XML-well-formed or not.
  - isUniqueAttributesInElementRequired
```
public boolean isUniqueAttributesInElementRequired()
```
    Returns whether attributes should never appear duplicated in elements.
    
    Returns:
    
    whether attributes should never appear duplicated in elements.
  - setUniqueAttributesInElementRequired
```
public void setUniqueAttributesInElementRequired(boolean uniqueAttributesInElementRequired)
```
    Returns whether attributes should never appear duplicated in elements.
    
    Parameters:
    
    uniqueAttributesInElementRequired - whether attributes should never appear duplicated in elements.
  - getUniqueRootElementPresence
```
public ParseConfiguration.UniqueRootElementPresence getUniqueRootElementPresence()
```
    This value determines whether it will be required that the document has a unique root element.
    
    If set to ParseConfiguration.UniqueRootElementPresence.REQUIRED_ALWAYS, then a document with more than one elements at the root level will never be considered valid. And if ParseConfiguration.PrologParseConfiguration.isValidateProlog() is true and there is a DOCTYPE clause, it will be checked that the root name established at the DOCTYPE clause is the same as the document's element root.
    
    If set to ParseConfiguration.UniqueRootElementPresence.DEPENDS_ON_PROLOG_DOCTYPE, then:
    - If ParseConfiguration.PrologParseConfiguration.isValidateProlog() is false, multiple document root elements will be allowed.
    - If ParseConfiguration.PrologParseConfiguration.isValidateProlog() is true:
      
      If there is a DOCTYPE clause, a unique element root will be required, and its name will be checked against the name specified at the DOCTYPE clause.
      
      If there is no DOCTYPE clause (even if it is forbidden), multiple document root elements will be allowed.
    If set to ParseConfiguration.UniqueRootElementPresence.NOT_VALIDATED, then nothing will be checked regarding the name of the root element/s.
    
    Default value is ParseConfiguration.UniqueRootElementPresence.DEPENDS_ON_PROLOG_DOCTYPE.
    Returns:
    
    the configuration value for validating the presence of a unique root element.
  - setUniqueRootElementPresence
```
public void setUniqueRootElementPresence(ParseConfiguration.UniqueRootElementPresence uniqueRootElementPresence)
```
    This value determines whether it will be required that the document has a unique root element.
    
    If set to ParseConfiguration.UniqueRootElementPresence.REQUIRED_ALWAYS, then a document with more than one elements at the root level will never be considered valid. And if ParseConfiguration.PrologParseConfiguration.isValidateProlog() is true and there is a DOCTYPE clause, it will be checked that the root name established at the DOCTYPE clause is the same as the document's element root.
    
    If set to ParseConfiguration.UniqueRootElementPresence.DEPENDS_ON_PROLOG_DOCTYPE, then:
    - If ParseConfiguration.PrologParseConfiguration.isValidateProlog() is false, multiple document root elements will be allowed.
    - If ParseConfiguration.PrologParseConfiguration.isValidateProlog() is true:
      
      If there is a DOCTYPE clause, a unique element root will be required, and its name will be checked against the name specified at the DOCTYPE clause.
      
      If there is no DOCTYPE clause (even if it is forbidden), multiple document root elements will be allowed.
    If set to ParseConfiguration.UniqueRootElementPresence.NOT_VALIDATED, then nothing will be checked regarding the name of the root element/s.
    
    Default value is ParseConfiguration.UniqueRootElementPresence.DEPENDS_ON_PROLOG_DOCTYPE.
    Parameters:
    
    uniqueRootElementPresence - the configuration value for validating the presence of a unique root element.
  - clone
```
public ParseConfiguration clone()
                         throws CloneNotSupportedException
```
    Overrides:
    
    clone in class Object
    
    Throws:
    
    CloneNotSupportedException

Class ParseConfiguration

Nested Class Summary

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class Object

Method Detail

htmlConfiguration

xmlConfiguration

getMode

setMode

isCaseSensitive

setCaseSensitive

isTextSplittable

setTextSplittable

getElementBalancing

setElementBalancing

getPrologParseConfiguration

isNoUnmatchedCloseElementsRequired

setNoUnmatchedCloseElementsRequired

isXmlWellFormedAttributeValuesRequired

setXmlWellFormedAttributeValuesRequired

isUniqueAttributesInElementRequired

setUniqueAttributesInElementRequired

getUniqueRootElementPresence

setUniqueRootElementPresence

clone