问题
there are a few examples for using Anti-Xml to extract information from XML documents, but none that I could find of using Anti-Xml to create XML documents. Does Anti-Xml support creating documents, or should I use another library for this (which one?). Does anyone have an example of creating an XML document with Anti-Xml?
回答1:
Yes, you can build (and serialize) XML documents:
import com.codecommit.antixml._
val doc = Elem(None, "doc", Attributes(), Map(), Group(
Elem(None, "foo", Attributes("id" -> "bar"), Map(), Group(Text("baz")))
))
val writer = new java.io.StringWriter
val serializer = new XMLSerializer("UTF-8", true)
serializer.serializeDocument(doc, writer)
You can also use Anti-XML's zippers to do some interesting editing tricks:
val foos = doc \ "foo"
val newFoo = foo.head.copy(children = Group(Text("new text!")))
val newDoc = foos.updated(0, newFoo).unselect
Now newDoc
contains the edited document:
scala> newDoc.toString
res1: String = <doc><foo id="bar">new text!</foo></doc>
The Zipper that doc \ "foo"
returns is different from a NodeSeq in that it carries information about its context, which allows you to "undo" the selection operation done by \
.
Update in response to ziggystar's comment below: if you want something like Scala's XML literals, you can just use convert
on any scala.xml.Elem
:
val test: com.codecommit.antixml.Elem = <test></test>.convert
I'd assumed the question was about programmatic creation.
回答2:
Unless you are using other parts of anti-xml I'd stick with Scala's literals. However if you are looking for a better alternative with a nice builder DSL, in place updates, XPath usage (DSL and String based) etc, then I'd suggest a look at Scales. From the 0.3-RC5 release site (http://scala-scales.googlecode.com/svn/sites/scales/scales-xml_2.9.1/0.3-RC5/index.html):
val ns = Namespace("test:uri")
val nsa = Namespace("test:uri:attribs")
val nsp = nsa.prefixed("pre")
val builder =
ns("Elem") /@ (nsa("pre", "attr1") -> "val1",
"attr2" -> "val2",
nsp("attr3") -> "val3") /(
ns("Child"),
"Mixed Content",
ns("Child2") /( ns("Subchild") ~> "text" )
)
Also for direct serialisation you can leverage streaming, as Scales Xml model unifies the model for streaming and tree based processing.
I'm short before a 0.3-RC6 with many more docs (and very cool xml comparison framework) but I'm waiting on migrating to sonatype first. (eta next week)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10420987/can-you-use-antixml-to-create-xml-documents