/* Copyright (c) 2006-2013 by OpenLayers Contributors (see authors.txt for * full list of contributors). Published under the 2-clause BSD license. * See license.txt in the OpenLayers distribution or repository for the * full text of the license. */ /** * @requires OpenLayers/Format.js */ /** * Class: OpenLayers.Format.XML * Read and write XML. For cross-browser XML generation, use methods on an * instance of the XML format class instead of on document. * The DOM creation and traversing methods exposed here all mimic the * W3C XML DOM methods. Create a new parser with the * constructor. * * Inherits from: * - */ OpenLayers.Format.XML = OpenLayers.Class(OpenLayers.Format, { /** * Property: namespaces * {Object} Mapping of namespace aliases to namespace URIs. Properties * of this object should not be set individually. Read-only. All * XML subclasses should have their own namespaces object. Use * to add or set a namespace alias after construction. */ namespaces: null, /** * Property: namespaceAlias * {Object} Mapping of namespace URI to namespace alias. This object * is read-only. Use to add or set a namespace alias. */ namespaceAlias: null, /** * Property: defaultPrefix * {String} The default namespace alias for creating element nodes. */ defaultPrefix: null, /** * Property: readers * Contains public functions, grouped by namespace prefix, that will * be applied when a namespaced node is found matching the function * name. The function will be applied in the scope of this parser * with two arguments: the node being read and a context object passed * from the parent. */ readers: {}, /** * Property: writers * As a compliment to the property, this structure contains public * writing functions grouped by namespace alias and named like the * node names they produce. */ writers: {}, /** * Property: xmldom * {XMLDom} If this browser uses ActiveX, this will be set to a XMLDOM * object. It is not intended to be a browser sniffing property. * Instead, the xmldom property is used instead of document * where namespaced node creation methods are not supported. In all * other browsers, this remains null. */ xmldom: null, /** * Constructor: OpenLayers.Format.XML * Construct an XML parser. The parser is used to read and write XML. * Reading XML from a string returns a DOM element. Writing XML from * a DOM element returns a string. * * Parameters: * options - {Object} Optional object whose properties will be set on * the object. */ initialize: function(options) { if(window.ActiveXObject) { this.xmldom = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM"); } OpenLayers.Format.prototype.initialize.apply(this, [options]); // clone the namespace object and set all namespace aliases this.namespaces = OpenLayers.Util.extend({}, this.namespaces); this.namespaceAlias = {}; for(var alias in this.namespaces) { this.namespaceAlias[this.namespaces[alias]] = alias; } }, /** * APIMethod: destroy * Clean up. */ destroy: function() { this.xmldom = null; OpenLayers.Format.prototype.destroy.apply(this, arguments); }, /** * Method: setNamespace * Set a namespace alias and URI for the format. * * Parameters: * alias - {String} The namespace alias (prefix). * uri - {String} The namespace URI. */ setNamespace: function(alias, uri) { this.namespaces[alias] = uri; this.namespaceAlias[uri] = alias; }, /** * APIMethod: read * Deserialize a XML string and return a DOM node. * * Parameters: * text - {String} A XML string * Returns: * {DOMElement} A DOM node */ read: function(text) { var index = text.indexOf('<'); if(index > 0) { text = text.substring(index); } var node = OpenLayers.Util.Try( OpenLayers.Function.bind(( function() { var xmldom; /** * Since we want to be able to call this method on the prototype * itself, this.xmldom may not exist even if in IE. */ if(window.ActiveXObject && !this.xmldom) { xmldom = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM"); } else { xmldom = this.xmldom; } xmldom.loadXML(text); return xmldom; } ), this), function() { return new DOMParser().parseFromString(text, 'text/xml'); }, function() { var req = new XMLHttpRequest(); req.open("GET", "data:" + "text/xml" + ";charset=utf-8," + encodeURIComponent(text), false); if(req.overrideMimeType) { req.overrideMimeType("text/xml"); } req.send(null); return req.responseXML; } ); if(this.keepData) { this.data = node; } return node; }, /** * APIMethod: write * Serialize a DOM node into a XML string. * * Parameters: * node - {DOMElement} A DOM node. * * Returns: * {String} The XML string representation of the input node. */ write: function(node) { var data; if(this.xmldom) { data = node.xml; } else { var serializer = new XMLSerializer(); if (node.nodeType == 1) { // Add nodes to a document before serializing. Everything else // is serialized as is. This may need more work. See #1218 . var doc = document.implementation.createDocument("", "", null); if (doc.importNode) { node = doc.importNode(node, true); } doc.appendChild(node); data = serializer.serializeToString(doc); } else { data = serializer.serializeToString(node); } } return data; }, /** * APIMethod: createElementNS * Create a new element with namespace. This node can be appended to * another node with the standard node.appendChild method. For * cross-browser support, this method must be used instead of * document.createElementNS. * * Parameters: * uri - {String} Namespace URI for the element. * name - {String} The qualified name of the element (prefix:localname). * * Returns: * {Element} A DOM element with namespace. */ createElementNS: function(uri, name) { var element; if(this.xmldom) { if(typeof uri == "string") { element = this.xmldom.createNode(1, name, uri); } else { element = this.xmldom.createNode(1, name, ""); } } else { element = document.createElementNS(uri, name); } return element; }, /** * APIMethod: createDocumentFragment * Create a document fragment node that can be appended to another node * created by createElementNS. This will call * document.createDocumentFragment outside of IE. In IE, the ActiveX * object's createDocumentFragment method is used. * * Returns: * {Element} A document fragment. */ createDocumentFragment: function() { var element; if (this.xmldom) { element = this.xmldom.createDocumentFragment(); } else { element = document.createDocumentFragment(); } return element; }, /** * APIMethod: createTextNode * Create a text node. This node can be appended to another node with * the standard node.appendChild method. For cross-browser support, * this method must be used instead of document.createTextNode. * * Parameters: * text - {String} The text of the node. * * Returns: * {DOMElement} A DOM text node. */ createTextNode: function(text) { var node; if (typeof text !== "string") { text = String(text); } if(this.xmldom) { node = this.xmldom.createTextNode(text); } else { node = document.createTextNode(text); } return node; }, /** * APIMethod: getElementsByTagNameNS * Get a list of elements on a node given the namespace URI and local name. * To return all nodes in a given namespace, use '*' for the name * argument. To return all nodes of a given (local) name, regardless * of namespace, use '*' for the uri argument. * * Parameters: * node - {Element} Node on which to search for other nodes. * uri - {String} Namespace URI. * name - {String} Local name of the tag (without the prefix). * * Returns: * {NodeList} A node list or array of elements. */ getElementsByTagNameNS: function(node, uri, name) { var elements = []; if(node.getElementsByTagNameNS) { elements = node.getElementsByTagNameNS(uri, name); } else { // brute force method var allNodes = node.getElementsByTagName("*"); var potentialNode, fullName; for(var i=0, len=allNodes.length; i method. * value - {String} Optional text to be appended as a text node. * * Returns: * {Element} An element node. */ createElementNSPlus: function(name, options) { options = options || {}; // order of prefix preference // 1. in the uri option // 2. in the prefix option // 3. in the qualified name // 4. from the defaultPrefix var uri = options.uri || this.namespaces[options.prefix]; if(!uri) { var loc = name.indexOf(":"); uri = this.namespaces[name.substring(0, loc)]; } if(!uri) { uri = this.namespaces[this.defaultPrefix]; } var node = this.createElementNS(uri, name); if(options.attributes) { this.setAttributes(node, options.attributes); } var value = options.value; if(value != null) { node.appendChild(this.createTextNode(value)); } return node; }, /** * Method: setAttributes * Set multiple attributes given key value pairs from an object. * * Parameters: * node - {Element} An element node. * obj - {Object || Array} An object whose properties represent attribute * names and values represent attribute values. If an attribute name * is a qualified name ("prefix:local"), the prefix will be looked up * in the parsers {namespaces} object. If the prefix is found, * setAttributeNS will be used instead of setAttribute. */ setAttributes: function(node, obj) { var value, uri; for(var name in obj) { if(obj[name] != null && obj[name].toString) { value = obj[name].toString(); // check for qualified attribute name ("prefix:local") uri = this.namespaces[name.substring(0, name.indexOf(":"))] || null; this.setAttributeNS(node, uri, name, value); } } }, /** * Method: readNode * Shorthand for applying one of the named readers given the node * namespace and local name. Readers take two args (node, obj) and * generally extend or modify the second. * * Parameters: * node - {DOMElement} The node to be read (required). * obj - {Object} The object to be modified (optional). * * Returns: * {Object} The input object, modified (or a new one if none was provided). */ readNode: function(node, obj) { if(!obj) { obj = {}; } var group = this.readers[node.namespaceURI ? this.namespaceAlias[node.namespaceURI]: this.defaultPrefix]; if(group) { var local = node.localName || node.nodeName.split(":").pop(); var reader = group[local] || group["*"]; if(reader) { reader.apply(this, [node, obj]); } } return obj; }, /** * Method: readChildNodes * Shorthand for applying the named readers to all children of a node. * For each child of type 1 (element), is called. * * Parameters: * node - {DOMElement} The node to be read (required). * obj - {Object} The object to be modified (optional). * * Returns: * {Object} The input object, modified. */ readChildNodes: function(node, obj) { if(!obj) { obj = {}; } var children = node.childNodes; var child; for(var i=0, len=children.length; i group. If a local name is used (e.g. "Name") then * the namespace of the parent is assumed. If a local name is used * and no parent is supplied, then the default namespace is assumed. * obj - {Object} Structure containing data for the writer. * parent - {DOMElement} Result will be appended to this node. If no parent * is supplied, the node will not be appended to anything. * * Returns: * {DOMElement} The child node. */ writeNode: function(name, obj, parent) { var prefix, local; var split = name.indexOf(":"); if(split > 0) { prefix = name.substring(0, split); local = name.substring(split + 1); } else { if(parent) { prefix = this.namespaceAlias[parent.namespaceURI]; } else { prefix = this.defaultPrefix; } local = name; } var child = this.writers[prefix][local].apply(this, [obj]); if(parent) { parent.appendChild(child); } return child; }, /** * APIMethod: getChildEl * Get the first child element. Optionally only return the first child * if it matches the given name and namespace URI. * * Parameters: * node - {DOMElement} The parent node. * name - {String} Optional node name (local) to search for. * uri - {String} Optional namespace URI to search for. * * Returns: * {DOMElement} The first child. Returns null if no element is found, if * something significant besides an element is found, or if the element * found does not match the optional name and uri. */ getChildEl: function(node, name, uri) { return node && this.getThisOrNextEl(node.firstChild, name, uri); }, /** * APIMethod: getNextEl * Get the next sibling element. Optionally get the first sibling only * if it matches the given local name and namespace URI. * * Parameters: * node - {DOMElement} The node. * name - {String} Optional local name of the sibling to search for. * uri - {String} Optional namespace URI of the sibling to search for. * * Returns: * {DOMElement} The next sibling element. Returns null if no element is * found, something significant besides an element is found, or the * found element does not match the optional name and uri. */ getNextEl: function(node, name, uri) { return node && this.getThisOrNextEl(node.nextSibling, name, uri); }, /** * Method: getThisOrNextEl * Return this node or the next element node. Optionally get the first * sibling with the given local name or namespace URI. * * Parameters: * node - {DOMElement} The node. * name - {String} Optional local name of the sibling to search for. * uri - {String} Optional namespace URI of the sibling to search for. * * Returns: * {DOMElement} The next sibling element. Returns null if no element is * found, something significant besides an element is found, or the * found element does not match the query. */ getThisOrNextEl: function(node, name, uri) { outer: for(var sibling=node; sibling; sibling=sibling.nextSibling) { switch(sibling.nodeType) { case 1: // Element if((!name || name === (sibling.localName || sibling.nodeName.split(":").pop())) && (!uri || uri === sibling.namespaceURI)) { // matches break outer; } sibling = null; break outer; case 3: // Text if(/^\s*$/.test(sibling.nodeValue)) { break; } case 4: // CDATA case 6: // ENTITY_NODE case 12: // NOTATION_NODE case 10: // DOCUMENT_TYPE_NODE case 11: // DOCUMENT_FRAGMENT_NODE sibling = null; break outer; } // ignore comments and processing instructions } return sibling || null; }, /** * APIMethod: lookupNamespaceURI * Takes a prefix and returns the namespace URI associated with it on the given * node if found (and null if not). Supplying null for the prefix will * return the default namespace. * * For browsers that support it, this calls the native lookupNamesapceURI * function. In other browsers, this is an implementation of * http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-3-Core/core.html#Node3-lookupNamespaceURI. * * For browsers that don't support the attribute.ownerElement property, this * method cannot be called on attribute nodes. * * Parameters: * node - {DOMElement} The node from which to start looking. * prefix - {String} The prefix to lookup or null to lookup the default namespace. * * Returns: * {String} The namespace URI for the given prefix. Returns null if the prefix * cannot be found or the node is the wrong type. */ lookupNamespaceURI: function(node, prefix) { var uri = null; if(node) { if(node.lookupNamespaceURI) { uri = node.lookupNamespaceURI(prefix); } else { outer: switch(node.nodeType) { case 1: // ELEMENT_NODE if(node.namespaceURI !== null && node.prefix === prefix) { uri = node.namespaceURI; break outer; } var len = node.attributes.length; if(len) { var attr; for(var i=0; i on the instance. On other browsers, this will * either return an existing or create a new shared document (see * ). * * Returns: * {XMLDocument} */ getXMLDoc: function() { if (!OpenLayers.Format.XML.document && !this.xmldom) { if (document.implementation && document.implementation.createDocument) { OpenLayers.Format.XML.document = document.implementation.createDocument("", "", null); } else if (!this.xmldom && window.ActiveXObject) { this.xmldom = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM"); } } return OpenLayers.Format.XML.document || this.xmldom; }, CLASS_NAME: "OpenLayers.Format.XML" }); OpenLayers.Format.XML.CONTENT_TYPE = {EMPTY: 0, SIMPLE: 1, COMPLEX: 2, MIXED: 3}; /** * APIFunction: OpenLayers.Format.XML.lookupNamespaceURI * Takes a prefix and returns the namespace URI associated with it on the given * node if found (and null if not). Supplying null for the prefix will * return the default namespace. * * For browsers that support it, this calls the native lookupNamesapceURI * function. In other browsers, this is an implementation of * http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-3-Core/core.html#Node3-lookupNamespaceURI. * * For browsers that don't support the attribute.ownerElement property, this * method cannot be called on attribute nodes. * * Parameters: * node - {DOMElement} The node from which to start looking. * prefix - {String} The prefix to lookup or null to lookup the default namespace. * * Returns: * {String} The namespace URI for the given prefix. Returns null if the prefix * cannot be found or the node is the wrong type. */ OpenLayers.Format.XML.lookupNamespaceURI = OpenLayers.Function.bind( OpenLayers.Format.XML.prototype.lookupNamespaceURI, OpenLayers.Format.XML.prototype ); /** * Property: OpenLayers.Format.XML.document * {XMLDocument} XML document to reuse for creating non-HTML compliant nodes, * like document.createCDATASection. */ OpenLayers.Format.XML.document = null;