August 2001
Intermediate to advanced
528 pages
14h 35m
English
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Appendix A. API Reference
This appendix is an API reference for the four lower-level Java and XML APIs covered in this book, SAX, DOM, JDOM, and JAXP. It is broken down into sections based on the API being documented.
SAX 2.0
SAX 2.0
provides a sequential look into an XML document. Detailed in Chapter 3 and Chapter 4, SAX
defines a set of interfaces that can be implemented and will be
invoked as callbacks during the XML parsing process. The SAX
packages
are detailed here, with the classes and interfaces listed
alphabetically. In the org.xml.sax.helpers
package, most of the methods in the helper classes are
implementations of interfaces already defined in the core SAX package
(org.xml.sax).
Package: org.xml.sax
This
package contains the core interfaces and classes for SAX 2.0. Most of
the interfaces defined are intended to be implemented by you, the
Java developer, with the exception of the actual
XMLReader and Attributes
implementation. These interfaces should be implemented by your
vendor’s XML parsing software. In addition, several exceptions
that SAX methods are allowed to throw are defined. Several of the
interfaces defined here are part of the SAX 1.0 and 2.0 alpha
distributions, and are now deprecated.
AttributeList [deprecated]
This
interface was defined in SAX 1.0, and is now deprecated. The
Attributes interface should be used instead of
AttributeList for SAX 2.0 implementations.
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