Interface | Description |
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Child |
This is an interface for anything which can be a child.
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Node |
Common interface for all nodes in an XML document.
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Parent |
This is an interface for anything which can be a parent:
Element and Document . |
TextNode |
Interface for all classes which contain text: comments, elements, processing instructions, etc.
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XMLSource |
This is the interface for a source of XML characters.
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Class | Description |
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Attribute |
This class represents an attribute of an
Element |
BasicNode |
The parent class for all nodes in the XML document.
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Comment | |
Document |
This class represents an XML document.
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Element |
An element in a XML document.
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Entity | |
EntityResolver | |
HTMLEntityResolver |
Predefined HTML entities.
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JoinedInputStream |
This class allows to join several
InputStream 's into one. |
Location | |
Location.ReusableXMLSource | |
Namespace | |
Namespaces | |
NodeFilter<T> | |
NodeWithChildren |
This class contains all the code necessary to implement nodes
which can have child nodes (like Document or Element).
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ProcessingInstruction | |
Text | |
TextUtils | |
Token |
A piece of XML.
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TreeIterator | |
XMLDeclaration |
This class allows to manipulate the XML encoding at the beginning of an XML document.
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XMLInputStreamReader |
Determine the encoding of a stream of bytes according to the
XML spec and return a Reader which converts the byte stream
into Unicode as it is read.
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XMLIOSource |
An XML source based on
InputStream or Reader . |
XMLParser |
The class uses the
XMLTokenizer to parse an XMLSource
into a Document . |
XMLStringBufferSource | |
XMLStringBuilderSource | |
XMLStringSource | |
XMLTokenizer |
This class allows to chop an XMLSource into tokens.
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XMLUtils |
Utility methods when working with XML.
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XMLWriter |
Enum | Description |
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XMLTokenizer.Type |
Types of tokens the tokenizer can return
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Exception | Description |
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Location.NodeFoundException |
This is just a marker that the node has been found
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XMLParseException |
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